Step into the enchanting beauty of Sol Duc Falls in Olympic National Park, captured in this breathtaking photograph. Nestled in a lush rainforest, this natural wonder is a cluster of three cascading waterfalls that plunge 50 feet into a narrow, moss-covered gorge, creating a scene that perfectly embodies the verdant magic of the Pacific Northwest. The trail to Sol Duc Falls is an easy, family-friendly hike of just under two miles roundtrip, with only 200 feet of elevation gain. The journey winds through a dense forest of towering evergreens, ferns, and moss-draped old-growth trees, immersing you in the serene beauty of Olympic National Park. Located about 30 miles south of Port Angeles and 14 miles east of Highway 101, this accessible hike rewards visitors with one of the most iconic sights in the park. This photograph captures the dramatic view from the top of the falls, looking over the edge into the misty chasm below. The vibrant greens of the surrounding foliage and the glistening, moss-covered rocks contrast beautifully with the sparkling waters of the falls, which live up to their name, “Sol Duc,” meaning “Sparkling Waters.” Whether you’re drawn to its serene beauty, the thrill of its misty cascade, or the rich rainforest setting, Sol Duc Falls is a must-see for nature lovers and adventurers. This image brings the wonder of the Olympic rainforest into your space, serving as a reminder of the breathtaking splendor of the natural world.   Photo © copyright by Skip Weeks