A Waterfall Lover's Guide to the Pacific Northwest 4th ed.
Gifford Pinchot Country 
13 Mount Adams
Waterfall Entries (refer to hardcopy book for descriptions and directions; page numbers are provided below)

Bird Creek Falls
Rating: **
Form: tiered
Magnitude: 16 (h)
Access: auto (page 140)
USGS Map: King Mtn (1971 ns)










Crooked Creek Falls
Rating: ***
Form: horsetail
Magnitude: 50
Access: trail (page 141)
USGS Map: Mount Adams East (1970)










Hellroaring Falls
Rating: **
Form: segmented
Magnitude: 68
Access: auto or trail (page 141)
USGS Map: Mount Adams East (1970 nl)






Others
A rough trail and bushwhack are likely required to see Lower Hellroaring Falls (u), USGS Mount Adams East (1970 nl).  It is too remote to find Rusk Creek Falls (u) and Upper Rusk Creek Falls (u), both USGS Mount Adams East (1970 nl). McCall Basin Falls (u), USGS Old Snowy Mtn (1988 nl) is also not likely accessible.

All of the following cataracts are located within Yakima Indian Reservation with public access not known:  Roads are shown near Castile Falls, USGS Castile Falls (1970); and West Fork Falls (u), USGS Windy Point (1970 nl).  A trail is shown passing near Lake Corral Falls and Huckleberry Creek Falls (u), both USGS Walupt Lake (1970 nl).  Access is uncertain to Klickitat Falls (u) and Lower Klickitat Falls (u), both USGS Signal Peak (1970 nl); and Coyote Creek Falls (u), USGS Fairview Ridge (1987 nl).  Roads suggest accessibility to both Logy Creek Falls, USGS Logy Creek Falls (1965), and Dry Creek Falls, USGS Camas Patch (1965).


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