Wildcat Falls
Pierce County, Washington
Your visit at a glance
- Waterfall height
- Not recorded
- Location
- Pierce County, Washington
- Ground elevation
- About 965 ft above sea level
- Nearby mapped stream
- Lynch Creek
- Nearby mapped access
- No nearby parking or trailhead recorded
A nearby mapped parking area or trailhead may not connect to this waterfall. Confirm the route and public access before travelling.
Wildcat Falls is mapped in Pierce County, Washington, 1.5 miles northeast of Eatonville. This entry shows its location and nearby mapped places; a visitor route has not been confirmed.
About this location
Land & access
No named land ownership record was found at this location. This does not establish whether the land is public or private.
Water & terrain
Lynch Creek is mapped within 60 metres (about 200 feet) of the waterfall. Proximity alone does not confirm which stream feeds the falls.
Ground elevation is the land’s height above sea level, not the waterfall’s drop.
Sources for these details
Nearby streams and paths: OpenStreetMap. Land names: USGS PAD-US ownership records, with planning boundaries used only where ownership has no usable name. Ground elevation: USGS 3D Elevation Program.
Map records do not verify a walking route or current access conditions.
Before you make the trip
No nearby trailhead or parking area is recorded. Check the land manager’s visitor information for a permitted route.
Trail length, parking rules and current conditions have not been confirmed for this entry.
More waterfalls nearby
Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.
Little Mashel Lower FallsCrushed-rock trail and signed side trail to the lower falls; no pass requiredPierce County, WA2.6 miSW
Little Mashel Middle FallsPublic trail from the Bud Blancher Trailhead; steep, slippery final section66 ft (20 m) · Pierce County, WA2.7 miSW
Little Mashel Upper FallsPack Forest trail to a viewpoint of the upper falls; mixed land ownershipPierce County, WA2.8 miSW- Deschutes FallsCounty park path to a railed viewing deckThurston County, WA9.9 miSW
- Larrupin FallsPierce County, WA16 miE
- Ethania FallsPierce County, WA16 miE
- Denman FallsNational park route documented; long approach on a closed roadPierce County, WA16 miE
- Nisqually FallsPierce County, WA18 miW
- Giant Falls363 ft (110.6 m) · Pierce County, WA18 miE