the Palouse Falls (pictured), and Dry Falls in its wake, and transplanting our topsoil to the wine country in Oregon. Cheney was right in the middle of it…WOW!

Research indicates there may have been some early Native Americans in the area, but they left no record of their names for the river or for the catastrophic flood events. Palouse Falls ...

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 ...

PARKS — Palouse Falls State Park gets a lot of buzz during spring when the 185-foot falls thunder with runoff. This year’s flood-stage flows have attracted even more attention. So much so ...

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 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.

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.

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 ...

We leave you this last Sunday of spring at Palouse Falls in Washington State. Videographer: Hank Heusinkveld. Hurricane Milton Path Update, Tracker as Florida Issues Evacuation Order The best late ...

The public will be banned from hiking into potentially dangerous areas at Palouse Falls State Park in Eastern Washington after four people died at the park in recent years. The Washington state ...

Palouse Falls may be a teeny, tiny state park, but in our opinion, it is still worth heading off the beaten path. Located in ...