Double Drop is a waterfall on the White Salmon River in Klickitat County, Washington, a pair of ledges inside the Green Truss reach, a 5.3-mile stretch of Class V whitewater.
The falls
The reach carries an average gradient of 132 feet per mile. Double Drop is formed by two ledges, with a substantial hydraulic below the second one that boaters scout, and portage if needed, on river left. World Waterfall Database's Washington list marks the entry unconfirmed and gives no dimensions; a 2007 paddling trip report describes it as an 18-foot drop.
Getting there
The run stretches from Green Truss Bridge to BZ Corners. Put-in permission, parking, current fees or permits and shuttle logistics are not documented.
When to go
American Whitewater describes the run as possible nearly year-round and a classic summertime Class V trip. The relevant gauge is the White Salmon River near Underwood.
On site
The Green Truss reach is expert-level Class V whitewater, and the hydraulic below Double Drop's second ledge is the main hazard on the drop itself.
Nearby
Big Brother Falls is about 0.1 mile away, on the same river. BZ Falls is about 2.6 miles away, and Husum Falls about 6.8 miles, both also on the White Salmon River.
Distances are straight-line.