Cedar Falls is a two-tiered cascade that currently is raging as snowmelt rolls off surrounding peaks.

At this time, there is also an abundance of blooming wildflowers along the route. Bright reds, purples, golds and yellows paint the hillside. Keep a keen eye out for tiger lily, red columbine and common paintbrush.

A word of warning here. Once at the falls, make sure of your footing and don’t press your luck in an attempt to get that perfect picture. Rocky outcroppings hang over the plunge pool. There is nothing but thin air between the top and the bottom.

A Northwest Forest Pass is required for parking at the trailhead.
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