Wallace Falls
 Wallace Falls is a series of three significant cascades and waterfalls in the Gold Bar area northeast of Seattle between Everett and Skykomish. There are several smaller rapids and cascades in addition to the impressive Lower, Middle, and Upper Falls. The tallest and prettiest of the falls is the Middle Falls, which plunges some 260ft. However, the Upper Falls is no slouch as it falls in two tiers for a cumulative height of around 80-100ft. A hike that takes in the best of the falls (i.e. the Middle and Upper Falls) will require about a half day to cover the 5+ miles round trip. The hike is mostly uphill on the way to the Upper Falls passing by a handful of falls (including the Middle Falls) along the way.
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The Upper Falls
The Lower Falls
Another look at the Lower Falls
