
Olympic Peninsula guide
Marymere Falls: the trail, parking & where to stay
A short, mossy walk from Lake Crescent to a 90-foot ribbon of water falling through old growth. It's an easy half-hour from Port Angeles.
Closest town
Port Angeles
Trail
1.8 mi round trip
Height
~90 ft falls
Difficulty
Easy + stairs
What to see at Marymere Falls
Marymere Falls trail
1.8 mi round trip
Flat forest walk, then stairs to two viewpoints.
Storm King Ranger Station
Trailhead
Lakeside start with restrooms and parking.
Mount Storm King
Branches off
A steep add-on for hikers wanting a lake view.
Drive times to Marymere Falls
| Starting from | Approx. drive |
|---|---|
| Sequim | 55 min |
| Port Angeles | 30 min |
| Forks | 45 min |
1.8 mi round trip · easy with stairs · Year-round, biggest flow in spring
Local tips
- Flow is biggest in spring; late summer it's a thinner ribbon.
- Lot fills midday — go early or late afternoon.
- Combine with a Lake Crescent paddle the same day.
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Marymere Falls FAQ
How long is the Marymere Falls hike?
About 1.8 miles round trip and takes most people around an hour.
Is Marymere Falls kid-friendly?
Yes — the trail is mostly flat with some stairs near the falls.
Where should I stay to visit Marymere Falls?
Port Angeles is about 30 minutes away; Forks is about 45 minutes.




























