Panther Creek Falls

Panther Creek Falls is a year-round 130-foot waterfall on Panther Creek in Washington’s Wind River Valley. Formed in two stages, it is shaped by the creek’s sharp turn against a cliff. Part of the water spills over at the bend, while most flows into a natural trough and then drops 102 feet in a horsetail-style fall. A second drop of about 30 feet completes the cascade before the creek continues downstream. The falls can be reached by a Forest Service trail, where one branch leads to a viewing deck overlooking the upper section and another descends for a closer view of the lower drop.

Carson, Washington · United States