After our Trip to Hurricane Ridge Olympic National Park, we drove to Lake Crescent Olympic National Park and parked our vehicle in the parking lot close to Storm King Ranger Station. There were a lot of vehicles in the parking lot but we had no problem finding a parking spot.
The trail to Marymere Falls starts just past the Storm King Ranger Station. A nice 1.5 mile round trip nature trail, mostly flat until the Falls Creek log bridge, then the trail gradually ascends 200 feet in elevation.
It was an easy and beautiful hike but my shoes and pants got muddy. It also got crowded up there but it's worth the hike and a must see when visiting the Olympic National Park.
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The view of Marymere Falls and the narrow loop trail |
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Marymere Falls Nature Trail 1.5 Miles Round Trip No Pets, Weapons, or Vehicles
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The tunnel under the road The passage to the other side. It's so nice that the hikers going to Marymere falls don't have to deal with busy highway US-101
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I love the new growth on the trees, the moss on the branches, the little forget-me-not flowers and the ferns. |
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Nice trails but muddy in some area |
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The trail going down to the tunnel that leads to the other side of the highway
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Beautiful Trail and spectacular Forest
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Beautiful clear river from Barnes Creek and Falls Creek
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Nice bridge over Barnes creek
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Falls Creek bridge Staring point of a hike up to 200 feet elevation The water from Marymere Falls runs under this bridge |
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The spectacular 90 Feet Marymere Falls |
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Looking down the trail and the old growth forest |
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Location: 48.05076, -123.78833 view looking down the Falls Creek |