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This is a great spot to take in one of the Muddy River's powerful cascades as it pours through Lava Canyon — the water-carved remains of an old lava flow.

Rodney Falls is a two-part waterfall within Beacon Rock State Park that is formed by Hardy Creek. The upper part of the falls is a 35-foot drop, and the lower section is another 45-foot drop. Both cascades feature their own pool of water.

There are a couple spots where you can view Hardy Falls, and this is the main viewing area. The waterfall is one of a few within Beacon Rock State Park and features a 90-foot tall cascade.

It is hard to believe that there is any water in this rocky vast landscape. And yet, the Loowit Falls, fed by a glacier at Mount Saint Helens, are pouring down over the volcanic rock and shape the massive blast zone. A spectacular scene!

You'll need an advance purchase pass for parking at most trailheads in the Lewis River system between June 15th and September 15th, in addition to your Northwest Forest Pass. This beautiful falls is worth the planning, and it will change throughout the year with the varying water levels. Off season visits are very rewarding.

This is a beautiful 60-foot waterfall. It gets really impressive when water levels are high.

This is a beautiful 60-foot waterfall. It gets really impressive when water levels are high.

This is a beautiful out-and-back singletrack along the clear waters of the Lewis River. Don't forget to take in the views of the lower, middle, and upper falls at the northern end of the trail. And prepare for some hike-a-bike sections.