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Rocky Brook Falls is a beautiful and accessible waterfall just outside the Olympic National Forest and close to the town of Brinnon. The waterfall tumbles down a rocky cliff surrounded by lush forest, creating a captivating and tranquil setting.

Fletcher Canyon Trail is a short but not easy hike in the Colonel Bob Wilderness of Olympic National Forest. The main reason for that are the steep and often muddy inclines along the trail. With the sounds of Fletcher Creek, you hike through a breathtaking terrain with rocky sections and along beautiful creeks, pools and cascades.

This river, the largest in Jefferson County, flows from the Olympic Mountains into the Hood Canal. The name Dosewallips comes from one of several local indigenous myths about a Twana Indian man named Dos-wail-opsh, who was turned in a mountain at the river's source. It is a beautiful waterway winding through the ancient forest.

This beautiful and relatively unknown waterfall is 130 feet of roaring plunging water nestled in the middle of the lush green forest. If you visit during spring, you will see an added bonus of pink bursts of flowers blooming near the tiered falls.

Tucked away within towering firs, mossy maples, and Sitka spruce trees is this delightful 66-foot waterfall. It is a small but eye-catching spot in Washington's beautiful rainforest setting and is a great spot to stretch and take a gorgeous photo before heading back on the trail.

You can get close to the falls, but a good, long-distance camera lense will also do the trick.