Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Moulton Falls Regional Park spans over 387 acres along the East Fork of the Lewis River in Washington state. This regional park is renowned for its two picturesque waterfalls and its rich history, including the captivating arched footbridge, a highlight for many visitors. The park features diverse ecosystems ranging from riverfront environments to lush, forested trails, offering a habitat to a variety of wildlife and native plants. Its recreational offerings are plentiful, with opportunities for hiking, picnicking, and photography. The park's history is deeply tied to its natural beauty and community use, making it a beloved destination for locals and visitors alike. It provides an inviting landscape for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful encounter with nature away from urban life.
