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Panther Creek Falls was on my list of waterfalls to photograph on this trip to the Northwest. The multi-tiered waterfall drops about 100 feet following numerous spillages, providing for an interesting photo.

But to get this image took quite a bit of effort and a bit of peril. Researching the falls prior to my trip, recommendations were to be careful because the "nearly vertical cliff of 15 feet in height" was sketchy. But I had to do it. After one failed attempt going down the "path", I sought another route. After a little searching, I found a safer route to the base of the falls.

Gifford Pinchot National Forest - Washington