Marymere Falls was added to Your Favorites!
Olympic NP, Washington
Claim this place to tell your story your way.
The 1.8-mile round-trip trail to Marymere Falls offers a gentle hike through old-growth forest, making it a favorite for nature enthusiasts.
Marymere Falls cascades down a stunning 90-foot drop, creating a picturesque scene in the Olympic National Park.
The falls are surrounded by a temperate rainforest, home to diverse flora and fauna, including towering Douglas firs and western hemlocks.
The falls are located within the Olympic National Park, which is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its exceptional biodiversity and natural beauty.
Marymere Falls was named in honor of Mary Alice Barnes, the sister of Charles Barnes, an early settler in the area.
A rustic bridge crosses Barnes Creek, providing visitors with a perfect vantage point to view the falls from below.
The trail to Marymere Falls is well-maintained and suitable for families, though the final approach includes a few steep steps.
The falls are accessible throughout the year, with each season offering a unique perspective on the surrounding landscape.
