After a 1.8 mile hike and over 100 steps up to Marymere falls we found Madison falls on the map which are only a tenth of a mile or less on a paved flat trail that is wheelchair accessible. It was nearly if not just as nice. Lovely and so easy. Oddly it is not mentioned much in the literature or the reviews of Olympic National park but it certainly should be. It is located in the Elwha valley just off US 101 between port Angeles and Marymere falls. In my view this is a must do, but I sure like waterfalls.

Very short hike (3/4 mile) from the parking lot to the falls. You see the falls as you come around the mountain side and it was surprisingly nice. The entire path is paved, so easy access for wheelchairs and strollers. Pit toilet in the parking lot.

Yet another scenic waterfall in the Olympic National Park! This one is a VERY short walk from the parking lot - 5 minutes or so. We were lucky enough to be there with no other visitors but on a crowded day it may be challenging to get any photos - not much room to view the falls - so try to go very early to beat the crowd. It's a very scenic area with a gorgeous river and majestic mountains. Definitely a must see!!!

It was hard for me to post because this is such a hidden gem, but I wanted others to enjoy it too! It is WAY underrated! Better than Sol Duc and Marrymere combined! There was one family there for a few minutes, and then nobody the rest of the time we were there. You can walk right up to the falls! I can’t quite remember if it’s wheelchair accessible, but it is a really easy walk that toddlers did!