Feature Show Falls is a roughly one hundred eighty-foot segmented waterfall on an unnamed tributary of Washington’s Boulder River. Near its base, it narrows to about thirty-five feet wide before dropping directly into the river. It is often confused with nearby Boulder Falls, located about two-thirds of a mile downstream on the Boulder River itself. Because Boulder Falls appears on many maps while Feature Show Falls often does not, visitors frequently arrive at Feature Show Falls thinking they have found Boulder Falls, unaware they have already passed the other cascade.