Sol Duc Falls is a 1.6 mile round trip trail in Olympic NP with 226 vertical feet that is an out and back terminating on bridge across the creek where you can see a different type of falls. It is the uniqueness of the waterfall that really makes this a quality attraction in the park. The hike is relatively easy through a beautiful, mature forest but no real significance until the falls. Rather than a cliff face drop, like Marymere, here the landscape in the forest is level with a fissure in the rock that drops to the create a sideways fall. You can look at the pictures, but this is one you really have to visit to see in person. It is the unusual nature of the falls that makes this a great attraction for Olympic and one I recommend.

Beautiful trail wandering through mossy trees and vegetation to an incredibly beautiful falls. The trail was dry and surrounding areas were also very dry. The falls were also low. Still a beautiful walk though forests

This was a relatively short hike (1.6 mi round trip) on a well maintained trail. There's no restrooms at the trailhead, but just 1/4 mi back at campground B there are restrooms. The trail has gravel regions, rocks, and tree roots. Not too hard to navigate. You'll pass a nice mossy rock waterfall first before reaching the Sol Duc Falls, which is a beautiful sight. Definitely a nice hike in the Olympic Peninsula National Forest.

Very beautiful walk in the forest to a waterfall! The waterfall, although not my favorite in Olympia, was unique to the other falls I’ve seen because you see it from the side. I highly recommend that you counting past the Sol Duc Falls to Lover’s Lane Falls! This was my favorite part of the hike, just 15 minutes (0.3mi) past Sol Duc. This waterfall was so beautiful and had way less tourists, offering a much more peaceful experience.

The hike and the falls were really amazing. On your hike, you will encounter a small waterfall sort of running slowly down some rocks. That is not Sol Duc Falls. A lot of people hiking the day we hiked were fooled by this. Keep going. You will know when you've reached the falls. In June, they were very powerful.