We spent the afternoon roaming around Moulton Falls Regional Park. Moulton Falls is located about 32 miles North of Vancouver. It’s not like the grand, tall waterfalls inside the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area in Oregon. It has its own unique flavor of beauty. A 387-acre, heavily forested park, it sits at the confluence of the East Fork of the Lewis River and Big Tree Creek, featuring two waterfalls and a three-story-high wooden arch bridge. The parking lots were full when we arrived. Everyone was enjoying the waters and cooling off. Or jumping off the bridge.
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Beautiful. Really hope there is a deep pool under the bridge—or that jumper is in big trouble!