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Waterfall In The Clearwater Wilderness

Waterfall In The Clearwater Wilderness

This is a neat waterfall which I believe originates at Surprise Lake which is above the Carbon River as it flows out of Mount Rainier National Park. It's j...
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This is a neat waterfall which I believe originates at Surprise Lake which is above the Carbon River as it flows out of Mount Rainier National Park. It's just along the roadside on a forest service road. This was the best angle to get from below without hurting myself ;)...but a pretty scene. My sons and I climb up to the top and drink here. Haven't got sick yet ;)
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