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Rocky Brook Falls

Last modified Feb 04, 2010 02:33 PM
Rocky Brook Falls. Photo by Bob & Barb.
Rocky Brook Falls is not a true hike but a walk of about 200 yards to a beautiful horsetail falls. It is well worth a visit when hinking or visiting in the area.
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Rocky Brook Falls — Jan 15, 2010 — Bob and Barb
Day hike
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We walked the short distance to the falls to see how the rains had added to the size of the...
We walked the short distance to the falls to see how the rains had added to the size of the falls since we were there last Sunday. Not only was the falls greatly enlarged, but there were also secondary falls above the creek. The scene was awesomely beautiful and pictures were difficult to take because of the spray from the falls!
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Rocky Brook Falls — Jan 10, 2010 — Bob and Barb
Day hike
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I am adding pictures to our report. They failed to appear in the original report....
I am adding pictures to our report. They failed to appear in the original report.
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Location
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Olympics -- East
Olympic National Forest, Quilcene Ranger District
1.00 out of 5
Based on 1 votes
Roundtrip 0.1 miles
Features
Waterfalls

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Driving Directions
Drive HWY 101 North of Brinnon and turn left on the Dosewallips Road. Drive 3 miles west and the walk begins on the right after crossing Rocky Brook Bridge.
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