A Waterfall Lover's Guide to the Pacific Northwest 4th ed.
North Cascades 
11 Gold Bar
Waterfall Entries (refer to hardcopy book for descriptions and directions; page numbers are provided below)

Wallace Falls
Rating: *****
Form: horsetail
Magnitude: 88
Access: trail (page 45)
USGS Map: Gold Bar (1989)










Others
Topographic maps now show Lower Wallace Falls (u), USGS Gold Bar (1989 nl), and Upper Wallace Falls (u), USGS Wallace Lake (1989 nl), also occurring within the park.  Indeed, the latter descent has been documented by Brian Swan to drop 110 feet in tiered fashion, and can be seen from the trail atop the main falls.

Located nearby on private property and inaccessible is Olney Falls, USGS Wallace Lake (1989).  It is likely difficult or not possible to reach backcountry Greider Creek Falls (u) and Greider Lake Falls (u), both USGS Mount Stickney (1989 nl); Elk Falls (u), Middle Elk Falls (u) and Upper Elk Falls (u), all USGS Mount Stickney (1989 nl); and Salmon Branch Falls (u), USGS Mount Stickney (1989 nl).


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