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There's lots to say about the Pacific Northwest and the Pacific Northwest Waterfalls. Click on one of the following links to jump to the section you're interested in... ABOUT THE FALLSPacific Northwest Waterfalls are abundant thanks to the very high rainfall of the region. The result of this wet climate is temperate rainforests, snow-covered mountains and volcanoes (many of which have glaciers on them), and vast forests.
For the purposes of this website, the Pacific Northwest refers to the states of Oregon, Washington, and Idaho (we're excluding British Columbia, Canada). Our experience of waterfalling in the region is limited to the state of Washington so far. We hope to return to this part of the United States and see more of its natural beauty while augmenting our waterfalls collection here.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST WATERFALLSBelow are the Washington Waterfalls that we have been to. Click on a region or a waterfall for more details about them.
Washington: This dynamic state features the tallest mountain in the lower 48 states, a legendary alternative rock music scene, a temperate rainforest, and an emerald city! Indeed, the area is known for high rainfall, and that means there are heaps of waterfalls to be seen!
Click here to read more about the area and see its waterfalls. Click here to jump directly to the area's waterfall list.
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MORE INFOIf you'd like to know more about Washington, check out the following links...
Pacific Northwest's Other Attractions: There's more to the Pacific Northwest than waterfalls. If you're curious about the region's other natural attractions or you're suffering from waterfall fatigue, have a look! [read more]
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST WATERFALLS LISTIf you already have a waterfall in mind that you'd like to see details about, browse the list below...
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