Paradise Falls
Washington · height not recorded · Mount Rainier National Park · Last verified 2026-05-15
Paradise Falls is a waterfall in Washington. Height has not been officially recorded. Access details and conditions have not yet been verified in person by Fallspots — the data on this page comes from OpenStreetMap and USGS GNIS.
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| Waterfall | Distance | Height | Trail | Dogs | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paradise Falls (this page) | — | — | — | N | — |
| Sluiskin Falls | 0 mi | — | — | N | — |
| Golden Gate Falls | 0 mi | — | — | N | — |
| Upper Stevens Creek Falls | 0 mi | 375 ft | — | N | — |
| Myrtle Falls | 1 mi | 197 ft | — | N | — |
| Fairy Falls | 1 mi | — | — | N | — |
Questions visitors ask about Paradise Falls
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Is Paradise Falls in a national or state park?
Yes — Paradise Falls is inside Mount Rainier National Park. See the park page for fees, hours, and current conditions.
Can I bring my dog to Paradise Falls?
No — dogs are not allowed on trails here. Most National Park trails prohibit pets to protect wildlife. Service animals are an exception per ADA.
How far is Paradise Falls from a major city?
Paradise Falls is 13 miles from Packwood (about 19 minutes' drive).
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Where it is
46.7985, -121.7179
Sources and live status
Where we got the data, and where to check current conditions before you drive.
Last verified by Fallspots: 2026-05-15
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