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Moulton Falls

Clark County, Washington

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
11 ft (3.3 m)
Location
Clark County, Washington
Access status
County park; the falls are a few steps from parking
The walk
A few steps from the lower parking area (Oregon Hikers)
Ground & access
Steps down to the rocks; a wide, mostly flat trail on the opposite bank.

Moulton Falls is a 10-foot cascade where the East Fork Lewis River pours through a cleft in a lava layer, in Clark County's Moulton Falls Regional Park. It is just a few steps from the lower parking area; a flight of steps leads to the rocks beside the top of the falls. The falls can also be seen from the trail on the opposite bank: from the large lot near NE Sunset Falls Road, go down the slope from the trailhead sign and take the side path to the right. At high water the falls become more of a long rapid. Swimming is allowed but there are no lifeguards, and currents can be swift. Do not dive or jump from the arch bridge.

Plan your visit

Moulton Falls Regional Park on NE Lucia Falls Road; a few steps from the lower parking area, with steps down to the rocks beside the top of the falls

Oregon Hikers says the falls are just a few steps from the parking area at the Moulton Falls Lower Trailhead. No distance is given.

Steps down to the rocks; a wide, mostly flat trail on the opposite bank.

Where to start

Moulton Falls Regional Park, 27781 NE Lucia Falls Road, Yacolt: a small lot by the falls and a larger lot just before the junction with NE Sunset Falls Road. The park has 47 parking spaces plus 2 disabled stalls.

Timing & water

Open 7 a.m. to dusk.

Before you go

WTA lists no parking pass or entry fee.

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

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Waterfall location

Clark County, Washington.

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