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Waterfalls in Marblemount

2 places · Cascades, drops & mist-hung gorges

A tall, narrow waterfall cascades in several white tiers down a steep, dark rock gorge, framed by dense evergreen trees on the left and sunlit mossy cliffs on the right. The bright afternoon light catches the cliff face while the stream churns through the tight canyon below.
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Marblemount, WA

Gorge Creek Falls

Gorge Creek Falls drops 242 feet into a narrow, moss-covered gorge along the North Cascades Highway. A footbridge directly over the gorge provides a dramatic vantage point. The falls flow year-round, though volume is highest during spring snowmelt.

anyspring · summer
A white rush of waterfall surges through a narrow, mossy gorge, framed by dark rock and dense green foliage. A weathered concrete and wooden structure spans the water at the upper left, adding a rugged manmade contrast to the forest setting.
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Marblemount, WA

Ladder Creek Falls

Ladder Creek Falls is a series of cascades flowing through a lush, mossy gorge near the town of Newhalem in North Cascades National Park complex. A short loop trail with interpretive signs follows the creek through old-growth forest. Seattle City Light historically illuminated the falls at night during summer months.

morningspring · summer