June 21, 2016 2:59 pm
Sports 
Cascading water off the cliffs of Falls Creek Falls looks like a wedding cake. This 3.4-mile hike is just an hour away from Camas and Washougal. For more adventures, read the "Great Getaways" insert in today's Post-Record. (Photos by Dan Trujillo/Post-Record)
Falls Creek Falls is a three-tiered waterfall in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Drive 35 miles east to Carson and then another 15 miles up Wind River Road to find the access route to the parking lot.
Peeking through the trees to see the upper section of the falls. There is a steep, switchback trail that takes hikers all the way to the top.
Falls Creek Falls is a triple decker delight in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest where water and nature collide in spectacular fashion.
Hikers gradually climb 700 feet along this 3.4-mile trail. Within the first mile, there is a suspension bridge across the creek. There are also a few access points to the water while continuing to follow the trail to the falls.
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