Green Lake Falls
   Whatcom County, Washington, United States

Green Lake Falls is thus far the highest rated waterfall in the Pacific Northwest. The falls explode almost 1000 feet down the headwall below Green Lake in North Cascades National Park, first in a dome-shaped 300 foot tall sliding horsetail, then fanning out into a sheer plunge of about 450 feet, with cascades in between. The falls are impossibly difficult to access, requiring at least 3 days to reach safely, and even at that the base of the falls might not be humanly accessible.

HISTORY AND NAMES

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• Green Lake Falls is the Unofficial name of this waterfall

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Green Lake Falls is shown in the center. The 10 closest waterfalls within a 8km radius are shown as well (if any). Click any icon or see the list below for more information.

Additional Nearby Waterfalls

Name of Waterfall	Distance
Bacon Peak Falls	0.88 mi / 1.41 km
Berdeen Falls	1.05 mi / 1.67 km
Upper Berdeen Falls	1.56 mi / 2.5 km
Blum Basin Falls	2.87 mi / 4.59 km
Lower Blum Lakes Falls	3.51 mi / 5.62 km
Diobsud Falls	3.59 mi / 5.75 km
Blum Creek Falls	3.81 mi / 6.1 km
Upper Blum Lakes Falls	3.83 mi / 6.12 km
Hidden Creek Falls	4.04 mi / 6.46 km
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