Capitol State Forest - Mima Falls Loop
1 week ago
Mima Falls loop trail is dry with no bugs
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Brewery Park at Tumwater Falls
Olympic Peninsula
updated 5 days ago
Brewery Park at Tumwater Falls is in excellent condition as of September 20. The trail is snow-free and the road is suitable for all vehicles. Visitors can expect no bugs. The park was busy on September 20 with many people enjoying the salmon run in the river and at the fish hatchery. Parking was available in the main lot. The waterfalls are a prominent feature at the park entrance, with trails offering natural beauty and water views, complemented by lookouts and a bridge.
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What hikers ask about Brewery Park at Tumwater Falls
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Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of salmon were observed in the river and at the fish hatchery on September 20. This was a major draw for visitors that day.
One visitor noted being surprised by the amount of parking available on July 12. Another visitor was fortunate to find parking in the main lot on September 20.
The trail has been reported in good condition with no snow as of September 20. It is described as an easy and beautiful walk offering natural beauty and water views.
There are no gender-neutral or family restrooms available at the park, as noted on August 8.
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Fresh5 days ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
This was our first outing since 6-2. Bob has had health issues and the summer temperatures above 75 zapped what energy we have left! There were hundreds or maybe thousands of salmon in the river and ...
Older1 month ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
There are no gender neutral / family restrooms if that happens to matter for you. Easy and beautiful walk.
Older2 months ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
I was surprised when I first arrived. I thought there was no much to park. The waterfall is what greeted me at the head of the park. The trail went deep and offered the beauty of nature and water. The...
Older4 months ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
If you're in Olympia for some reason, check out this nice park. Right at the heart of downtown by the old Olympia brewery is a nice little park with a short trail system and several spectacular falls....
Older7 months ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
Trail was dry and clear.
Older7 months ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
We met up at 8:00 a.m. at Marathon Park and made our way south along Deschutes Parkway to Tumwater Historic Park, then Brewery Park/Tumwater Falls Park. The waterfall flow was intense thanks to recent...
Older8 months ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
A little wet but it didn’t impede the trail at all. The 2 year old was able to walk the entire thing with minimal assistance (hand holding).
Older20 months ago
Olympic Peninsula
The park and the falls totally exceeded my expectations. The falls and the rushing river are quite spectacular. Parking is ample and easy. The park grounds are well maintained. There is a grass area a...
Older21 months ago
Olympic Peninsula
The temperature was 41 as we began our meander on this short loop trail. The falls and Deschutes River were running full after the recent rains. Many others were enjoying the beautiful day. The only w...
Older24 months ago
Olympic Peninsula
Lovely, if wet, walk along the trail this morning. Maple leaves are just starting to turn. Salmon can be seen in the pools along the way and jumping up along the concrete fish ladder. Windows in th...