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Palouse Falls State Park, Washington

Palouse Falls, in Eastern Washington, is one of the most dramatic waterfalls in the Pacific Northwest. Here the Palouse River plunges 180 feet into a basalt basin before making its final four mile run between steep canyon walls to its confluence with the Snake River.

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Palouse Falls, in Eastern Washington, is one of the most dramatic waterfalls in the Pacific Northwest. Here the Palouse River plunges 180 feet into a basalt basin before making its final four mile run between steep canyon walls to its confluence with the Snake River.