If not unquestionably the most popular waterfall in Olympic National Park, Marymere Falls fights for the title with Sol Duc Falls. Starting from the Storm King Ranger Station, a pleasant trail through the moss-laden forest accesses the 119 foot falls and serves as a prime attraction along the Lake Crescent corridor for people of all ages. The falls occur as Falls Creek funnels through a notch in a high cliff, often choked with a small logjam, plunging into a mossy amphitheater. A smaller lower fall of about 15-20 feet in height can be seen a short distance downstream (small bushes and trees partially obscure it from view however). The trail loops past two viewpoints for the falls, one high up on the hillside providing a view down on the falls, and the other from a ledge directly opposite the base of the falls.
