14의 그랜트 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

There is awful path to waterfall from both sides: around the lake the last 100 meters contains big rocks and no path at all. And if you're wish to climb up the hill or climb down - that's what really dangerous!

The Grand Coulee Dam Visitor Center was built in the late 1970s as part of the dam’s Nathaniel “Nat” Washington Power Plant expansion. It was designed by architect Marcel Breuer to resemble a generator rotor. An evening laser light show was added in 1989. The center was retrofitted in 2004 for seismic, life-safety, and accessibility standards. The original laser equipment was replaced in 2013, and a new laser light show, “One River, Many Voices,” premiered in 2014.

The first part is the worst part. once you're up on the rock, it's pretty easy going. Watch out for unexpected wind gusts and stay away from the edge.

This is a two-part waterfall, featuring an initial 25-foot drop followed by a graceful cascade at the basin. Ultimately, this waterfall flows into Ancient Lake, making it a beautiful stopping point.

Expect steep loose scramble at start of ascent but pretty easy once on the plateau. Many wildflowers in early May

The Quincy Lake Wildlife Area is a huge desert-like area of volcanic rock and some pothole lakes that are popular for fishing. Along the rock formations, you can take a nice hike through this surreal landscape and probably see some rock climbers, too. The view from the plateau into the Columbia Basin is breathtaking.

The Feathers are a stunning volcanic rock formation shaped like numerous huge columns. It is a popular spot for rock climbing. There is also a dispersed campground with restrooms at the base.

West Beach is one of two great beaches at the southern end of Soap Lake (and the town itself). There are numerous picnic benches and some fun stuff for the kids to play with.