Best waterfall trails in Packwood, Washington
Explore the most popular waterfall trails near Packwood with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
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Top trails (8)
Wonderland Trail to Carter Falls and Narada Falls
#2 - Wonderland Trail to Carter Falls and Narada Falls
Mount Rainier National Parkmoderate
(92)
(92)Length: 5.6 mi • Est. 3 h 12 m
The Carter Falls Trail features an awesome 2 for 1. Both Carter Falls & Madcap Falls along the Paradise River in Mount Rainier National Park.
Begins 0.1 miles (0.2 km) below Cougar Rock Campgrounds. An easy old-growth forest walk along the Paradise River. Walk past Carter Falls another 150 feet (45.7 m) to see Madcap FallsShow more
Reflection Lake to Narada Falls via Wonderland Trail
#3 - Reflection Lake to Narada Falls via Wonderland Trail
Mount Rainier National Parkmoderate(76)
(76)Length: 3.0 mi • Est. 1 h 43 m
Silver Falls via Silver Falls Trail
#4 - Silver Falls via Silver Falls Trail
Mount Rainier National Parkeasy(76)
(76)Length: 0.6 mi • Est. 15 m
Walupt Creek Falls
#5 - Walupt Creek Falls
Goat Rocks Wildernesshard(61)
(61)Length: 1.9 mi • Est. 1 h 3 m
NOTE: There is no trailhead and users report of poor signage and lack of parking. Cell service here is also poor. Due to this trail being unofficial, it is poorly maintained and easily overgrown. This may cause hikers to get lost and have to go off trail. There are no facilities at this trail, so please do your part (pack it out). During the wet seasons, take note that there are no bridges for creek crossing and that this trail may flood.Show more
Mount Rainier Eastside Trail
#6 - Mount Rainier Eastside Trail
Mount Rainier National Parkmoderate(52)
(52)Length: 7.2 mi • Est. 3 h 18 m
Silver Creek Trail #258
#7 - Silver Creek Trail #258
Gifford Pinchot National Forestmoderate(23)
(23)Length: 7.8 mi • Est. 4 h 10 m
Purcell Falls Trail [CLOSED]
#8 - Purcell Falls Trail [CLOSED]
Tatoosh Wildernessmoderate(31)
(31)Length: 0.9 mi • Est. 31 m
The Purcell Falls Trail is steep and narrow. The upper portion is "way trail" and not a formal trail and not maintained. Approaches to the stream may be steep, loose, and slick. Streambed is often solid rock and slick. Staying on trail is recommended.Show more