This summer, it’s Palouse Falls. Telling the ice age flood story to a wide audience has proved difficult – for many reasons. Sometimes, the story is best told by experiencing parts of it ...

Palouse Falls is indeed a sight to behold. The Palouse River begins in the Idaho mountains north of Moscow and makes a circuitous route to join the Snake River 40 miles north of Walla Walla.

From a hillside carved in the shape of massive ripples from an ancient flood, to the ghostly tracks ... Age resculpting is the 186-foot-high Palouse Falls. "Sometimes the Palouse Canyon is called ...

They would like the Legislature to designate Palouse Falls ... “it was actually formed by the Missoula Flood.” It’s the only year-round falls left from that great prehistoric flood, T.J ...

A view of a Palouse Falls in Palouse Falls State Park in Washington ... The rock beneath the massive flood deposits was relatively friable volcanic rock, easily broken and carved.

which will head to Palouse Falls and include sights in the Snake River canyon. It also will include an optional easy hike along the Columbia Plateau Trail to see the 40-story Lake Sacajawea Flood ...

Palouse Falls is one of these floods’ last and most magnificent remnants. The powerful 200-foot tall waterfall is impressive in itself, but its surroundings help to add to the magic.

The floodwaters in front of Marmes Rockshelter seeped beneath a cofferdam erected to protect the cave and surrounding flood plains ... tells of the creation of Palouse Falls and other river ...

Emergency crews were searching Thursday for a hiker who fell off a cliff at Palouse Falls State Park in Franklin County. It would be the fourth death in three years at the park, coming less than ...