This Waterfall is located in the Pacific Wonderland, a western state known for diverse scenic landscapes. It has a height of 620 feet and is located in a Temperate Rainforest biome within the Columbia River Gorge in the West Cascades ecoregion. This area features a lush, wet environment characterized by Douglas fir, Western Hemlock, and Western Red Cedar Trees, with a high volume of mist creating mossy, humid, and shady forest conditions throughout the year. It features an iconic 1914 bridge, a historic 1925 lodge, and attracts over 2 million visitors annually, making it the most visited natural attraction in the state.
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