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Upper Lewis River Falls

From Oregon Hikers Field Guide

The Upper Falls at high flow (dfs1109)
Upper Lewis River Falls (Steve Hart)

Description

At high flow Upper Falls might be the most dramatic of the falls on the North Fork of the Lewis. At such times water forms a continuous curtain over the full width of the rock shelf, rather than flowing predominately through the northern channel, and the channel is surging whitewater as seen from the Upper Falls viewpoint.

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