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198-foot waterfalls in Palouse Falls State Park, Washington. From what I've seen there are two ways to get to the bottom. One way was not an option due to some sheer drop-offs that I was unwilling to risk. The other path had some interesting spots as well. Several months after the hike someone asked if I saw any rattlesnakes? That question means I'll never do the hike again. LOL

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