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Douglas Falls

Stevens County, Washington

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
Stevens County, Washington
Access status
Guide: short park loop past the falls
The walk
1.5-mile loop (WTA); the falls are a short walk from the parking area
Ground & access
Forest loop with spurs, a short steep climb to the top of the falls and a suspended footbridge. WTA reports some downed trees on the loop.

Douglas Falls is a waterfall on Mill Creek in Douglas Falls Grange Park, a small park and campground run by the Washington Department of Natural Resources. From the parking area, cross the bridge above the creek toward the picnic area and look for the Nature Loop Trail sign. Spur trails lead to the bottom of the falls, and a short steep section climbs to the top. The loop also crosses a suspended footbridge over the creek; the falls cannot be seen from that bridge. Do not follow the creekside spur that ends at a barbed wire fence; that is the edge of public land.

Plan your visit

Douglas Falls Grange Park parking, across the creek bridge toward the picnic area and onto the Nature Loop Trail to the falls

WTA and Inland NW Routes give 1.5 miles round trip for the Nature Loop. Inland NW Routes says spur trails reach the bottom of the falls about 100 yards past a junction on the loop.

Forest loop with spurs, a short steep climb to the top of the falls and a suspended footbridge. WTA reports some downed trees on the loop.

Where to start

Douglas Falls Grange Park, reached from Colville: Highway 20 east 1.1 miles to Aladdin Road, north 2 miles to Douglas Falls Road, then left 3 miles to the park entrance on the left.

Timing & water

No season limits are stated.

Before you go

WTA lists a Discover Pass for parking. No booking is needed for day use.

Visitor information
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More waterfalls nearby

Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Waterfall location

Stevens County, Washington.

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