A 130-foot cascade splits into two tiers over moss-covered rock in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest near the Columbia River Gorge. A short, steep trail from a gravel pullout on a narrow forest road leads to upper and lower viewpoints.
Highlights
- 130-foot two-tier cascade
- Lower viewpoint at the base
- Moss-covered rock face
Good to know
- Walk down steep trail, muddy when wet
- Trailhead has no signs, follow painted arrows
- No restrooms or facilities at trailhead
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