Sol Duc Falls

"Easy hike with beautiful views of the waterfall and moss covered trees. Gorgeous hike. Dogs are not allowed on the trail. I did not see a picnic area. Restrooms/ outhouses are in the parking lot."

"Beautiful deep old forest growth wilderness barely touched by man with a easy level hike if you go from the parking lot to the falls and back again. It's a bit longer and more difficult if you conduct the entire 2.5 mile loop that takes you all the way back to the hot springs lodging area. Either way you'll need good hiking footwear. It's a very enjoyable hike with incredible wilderness healing properties."

"Beautiful mellow hike to SolDuc falls in the Olympic National Park. Lots of water in the falls and green lush forest. November was a great time to go with few people on the trails."

"Easy hike with a large parking lot. There is minimal elevation change(slightly in the beginning and a couple step of stairs next to the falls.) Good hike to add after another one or just as a lunch walk."

"Nestled in the North Olympic Peninsula is a beautiful waterfall. The path to reaching the waterfall is just off of scenic US 101 just past Lake Crescent in Olympic National Park in Washington state. At the Sol Duc river and Hot Spring exit, you will go 14 miles up toward the campgrounds on Sol Duc Hot Springs Road. From there, it is 1.6 miles on foot out and back to the falls. Before you view the vista with your eyes you will be treated with the sounds of the forest around you and the moving water. There is a shelter right before the falls for rest and to take pictures. This trail is part of the 17.6 mile High Divide Loop. There is a bridge for excellent views of the falls below."