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Pacific Crest Falls

From Oregon Hikers Field Guide

Pacific Crest Falls from the Pacific Crest Trail (Steve Hart)

Description

Pacific Crest Falls is a really pretty waterfall just above the Pacific Crest Trail in the Columbia River Gorge. It suffers from a lack of attention, probably due to its rather modest water flow in the summer. In the rainy season however, it's a very pretty area. Water falls from two separate notches in the rockface directly into a narrow chasm. Below the chasm the united stream falls over a second basalt lip, this time making a single horsetail. The water than cascades down a broken rock rock path reminiscent of the lower section of Wahkeena Falls.

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