Marymere Falls

Waterfall Port Angeles, Washington, United States

What to expect

Marymere Falls is a stunning 90-foot waterfall located near Lake Crescent. The falls can be accessed via a 1.8-mile roundtrip hike that starts from the Storm King Ranger Station or Lake Crescent Lodge. The trail takes you through an old-growth, moss-laden forest and offers scenic views of the surrounding area. The hike is considered easy and is suitable for families. The trail features a loop that offers two viewpoints of the waterfall, one from the hillside and one from a lower platform. The falls were named in honor of Mary Alice Barnes, sister of Charles Barnes, a member of the Press Expedition and homesteader along the shores of Lake Crescent

Plan your family visit to the Marymere Falls with these blog insights 👇

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This family's experience:

Activities: We visited Marymere Falls and did a great hike to do in Olympic National Park with toddlers

Highlights: We saw plenty of other families on the trail as well! ✨

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This family's experience:

Activities: We hiked the Marymere Falls trail, enjoying the old-growth forest, climbing on fallen trees, and wading in streams

Highlights: Tween Traveler loved climbing on the trees and exploring the forest, while we all admired the beauty of the falls, even though it was a bit skinny ✨

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This family's experience:

Activities: We took a longer hike to see the falls, stopping at a stream along the way

Highlights: The kids loved the stream and the waterfall was very impressive. The hike was challenging but rewarding ✨