The Hike To This Little-Known Washington Waterfall Is Short And Sweet
We’ve got some pretty spectacular waterfalls here in the Evergreen State, and quite frankly, we can’t think of a more beautiful reward for a challenging hike. But as fantastic as our popular waterfall trails like Franklin Falls are, they stay perpetually packed all spring and summer long. If you’d like a more secluded experience, head to the South Cascades ad find the Angel Falls Loop Trail.
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To reach it, head south on WA 131 from Randle and turn left onto Forest Road 23 toward Trout Lake. Follow Forest Road 23 for 12 miles, then take a right onto Forest Road 28 (Cispus Road). After a couple of miles, look for the Burley Mountain trailhead.
You'll start by making a somewhat steep climb, then you'll descend into a green grotto of creeks and waterfalls.
That's right -- this trail actually has two major waterfalls. This is a pretty memorable spot, because the trail dives behind the wall of water.
You'll ascend about 200 feet over the next half mile.
Relax and enjoy a peaceful picnic (and take some photos) before you continue.
This trail is a must-see for all nature loving Washingtonians. Here are some other beautiful waterfall hikes worth taking.
