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Marymere Falls

Marymere Falls

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Marymere Falls is a 90-foot, two-tiered waterfall located in Olympic National Park near Seattle, Washington. It is one of the most popular attractions at the park and attracts thousands of visitors each year. The falls are named after Marymere Lake, which lies just upstream from them.

Marymere Waterfall - Seattle
Marymere Waterfall – Seattle

The area around Marymere Falls was once home to Native Americans who lived off the land for centuries before Europeans arrived in the region. They were drawn by its abundant salmon runs and lush vegetation that provided subsistence for their families. Today, visitors can still find evidence of these ancient people’s presence in petroglyphs carved into boulders along trails near the falls. The trail to Marymere Falls starts at Storm King Ranger Station and follows an easy 1 mile loop through oldgrowth forest filled with towering trees and lush undergrowth including ferns, salal bushes, mosses and lichens covering every surface like a thick blanket of green velvet.

Along the way you will pass several small creeks overflowing with crystal clear water as they tumble down towards Lake Crescent below you before finally reaching your destination – beautiful Marymere Falls! Here you can take some time to marvel at this powerful cascade cascading over tiers of rocks into a deep pool surrounded by tall evergreens while listening to its soothing roar echoing across the valley below you – it’s truly an awe inspiring sight!

When visiting Marymere Falls be sure to bring plenty of water with you as well as good walking shoes since there are several steep sections on this hike that require some effort if taken slowly but safely! Also keep an eye out for wildlife such as deer or elk grazing nearby or bald eagles soaring overhead – it’s not uncommon to spot them here so be prepared for some great photo opportunities! And if you’re lucky enough (and brave enough!) maybe even catch a glimpse of one swimming in Lake Crescent far below.

Overall whether it’s springtime when snowmelt fills up streams creating thunderous rapids or during autumn when fall colors paint everything around them gold – no matter what season it is; exploring around Marymere Falls is always worth your time! With stunning views all year round this place never ceases to impress – so come visit soon and experience why many consider this hidden gem within Olympic National Park one of Washington State’s greatest natural wonders!

Location and Map to Marymere Falls

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