A Waterfall Lover's Guide to the Pacific Northwest 4th ed.
Mount Rainier 
17 Silverbrook
Waterfall Entries (refer to hardcopy book for descriptions and directions; page numbers are provided below)

Davis Creek Falls
Rating: **
Form: horsetail
Magnitude: 34
Access: auto (page 116)
USGS Map: Purcell Mtn (1994 ns)
Directions: The turn upon Davis Creek Road was washed out in 2006 by a flood, so now you must hike rather than drive.

Hopkins Creek Falls
Rating: **
Form: horsetail
Magnitude: 24 (l)
Access: trail (page 116)
USGS Map:Purcell Mtn (1994 nl)










Others
A signed gate across the road prevents access to Upper Davis Creek Falls, USGS Purcell Mtn (1994 nl) and Davis Valley Falls (u), USGS Purcell Mtn (1994 nl). The main descent of Jennings Falls, USGS Packwood (1994 ns) is not readily accessible despite being next to Road #21 along Jennings Creek within Packwood Ranger District, Gifford Pinchot National Forest.  Kan Falls (u), USGS Purcell Mtn (1994 nl) cannot be seen from the highway.

Access is unlikely to any of the following cataracts: Jordan Basin Falls (u), USGS Packwood Lake (1989 nl), Middle Fork Lake Falls (u), USGS Packwood Lake (1989 nl), Upper Middle Fork Falls (u), USGS Packwood Lake (1989 nl), Clear Fork Falls (u), USGS Old Snowy Mtn (1988 nl), and Upper Clear Fork Falls (u), USGS Old Snowy Mtn (1988 nl).


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