Eagle Falls (Washington) facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Eagle Falls
The fall circa 1910.
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Location	Snohomish County, Washington, U.S.
Type	Cascade
Total height	25 ft (8 m)
Number of drops	1
Average width	50 ft (16 m)
Watercourse	South Fork Skykomish River

Eagle Falls is a beautiful waterfall located on the South Fork Skykomish River in Washington State. It's the highest waterfall on this part of the river. The falls are found a bit downstream from the town of Baring. Here, the water drops about 25 feet (8 meters) in a powerful flow, creating a stunning cascade.

Fun Activities at Eagle Falls

Eagle Falls is a popular spot for many outdoor activities, especially during the warm summer months.

Swimming and Cliff Jumping

Right after the waterfall, the river flows into a very large, deep, and green pool. This pool is a favorite place for people to swim and cool off on hot days. There are also cliffs up to 60 feet (18 meters) high above the pool. Some people enjoy jumping from these cliffs into the water below. A rope swing also adds to the fun, making the area even more exciting for visitors.

Kayaking Challenges

For expert kayakers, Eagle Falls offers a thrilling challenge. The waterfall is known as a Class 5+ rapid. This means it is extremely difficult and dangerous. Only kayakers with a lot of experience and skill should ever try to paddle here. It's very important to be safe and know your limits when attempting such a powerful rapid.