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Tyson Gillard

Located 5.5 miles east of Merriman Falls, 60-foot Bunch Falls is a popular roadside stop for visitors and photographers exploring the Olympic National Forest and National Park's Quinault River area.

Be sure to step carefully while wandering around the base of this series of cascades, as the valley's notorious rainfall produces moss-covered rocks that can be extremely slippery. 

Logistics + Planning

Preferable season(s)

Winter
Spring
Summer

Congestion

Moderate

Parking Pass

National Park Pass

Pros

Picturesque roadside waterfall.

Cons

No more than a roadside attraction.

Pets allowed

Not Allowed

Features

Waterfalls

Location

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Comments

Katie McGregor
04/20/2019
After having visited the falls many times throughout the years, I finally stumbled upon the most magical lighting! If you want to catch the falls like this, go on a clear day in the late morning (approaching noon).
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Katie McGregor
04/22/2017
Bunch falls is a roadside stop on the way out to Graves Creek Campground. The rocks are super slippery (especially on a wet day) but the view of the falls from the road is still great.
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