Lewis River Falls Trail | Three Roaring Waterfalls | Hiking Highlights | Southwest, Washington

One of the most spectacular landscapes in Washington State, featuring three major roaring waterfalls in one hike. An enchanting PNW gem that truly belongs to the list of best waterfalls to see in the state. Upper, Middle and Lower Lewis River waterfalls has lots of water during spring resulting in spectacular falls that will surely give you an impressive experience. In summer it is a beautiful destination to hike, go for a swim or just enjoy the enchanting scenery.
The Lewis River Falls trail is a delightful hike , taking you to multiple waterfalls. The trail has various access points so you can customize your desired hike distance. With gorgeous scenery, peaceful and remote, a must see falls totally worth every mile of the drive. Happy trails!

[@kaerspanis]

The falls look so refreshing after a good walk. ❤

[@alrosewanderquest]

Indeed! Love love waterfalls! ❤️

[@olor_rina]

thank you for a beautiful detailed video.

[@alrosewanderquest]

Thank you so much!!! We truly appreciate your nice comment and we're so thrilled for you stopping by to watch our video.

[@junm20]

Wow😍 I wish this was closer to us.

[@alrosewanderquest]

A couple of hours drive for sure. Sure is nice to go overlanding! ❤

[@HolisticHikes]

Gorgeous! That water is really moving, and the rainbow made it perfect. Yes!

[@alrosewanderquest]

Absolutely! Love that bright rainbow glistening in the sun. 😍 Thank you so much! ❤

[@HolisticHikes]

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[@ervinslens]

Spectacular opening my friend. This looks and feels majestic! Bravo 🔥🔥

[@alrosewanderquest]

Thank you so much Ervinslens! Learning from you my friend. We truly appreciate you and your support! ❤

[@olor_rina]

Is it in Carson or Cougar?

[@alrosewanderquest]

The US Forest Service website trailhead location for Lower Lewis Falls is described using the nearest town you'll pass by. Coming from south, the closest town is Carson, WA via Wind River Hwy onto NF-30, left on Curly Creek Rd, right on NF-90 onto NF-9039. Now USDA described the trailhead location as 26 miles east of Cougar, WA or if coming from north, the closest town is Cougar, WA via WA-503, right on NF-90 onto NF-9039. I guess I should update my title location to prevent confusion and just follow what WTA used on their website as located "Southwest WA, Lewis River Region". Thanks for pointing this out. ❤👍