


Dramatic 198-foot waterfall plunging into a basalt-walled canyon — ideal for long-exposure waterscape and wide-angle landscape shots. Best at sunrise or sunset for side lighting and color; spring brings highest flow, late summer clearer skies. Accessible viewpoints are a short walk from the Palouse Falls State Park parking lot (Discover Pass required); facilities are minimal, trails to lower canyon are steep and rugged—obey signage and respect the site’s cultural significance to the Palus people



Dramatic 198-foot waterfall plunging into a basalt-walled canyon — ideal for long-exposure waterscape and wide-angle landscape shots. Best at sunrise or sunset for side lighting and color; spring brings highest flow, late summer clearer skies. Accessible viewpoints are a short walk from the Palouse Falls State Park parking lot (Discover Pass required); facilities are minimal, trails to lower canyon are steep and rugged—obey signage and respect the site’s cultural significance to the Palus people