Entiat Falls is an 11-foot block waterfall on the Entiat River in Chelan County, Washington, within the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest.
The falls
A square ledge forms a broad plunge or a narrow funnel as flow changes. An in-person survey puts the total drop at 11 feet in a single step.
Getting there
The Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest's Entiat Ranger District lists the falls on Entiat River Road. Signed parking sits about 32.3 miles from US 97A, with the falls only about 20 feet from the turnout and no developed trail. The ranger district's page showed Stage 2 fire restrictions as of September 25, 2026, with no falls-specific closure.
When to go
Flow is best from spring through summer.
On site
Polished rocks at the viewpoint are hazardous at high water. Fees, permits, an accessible-viewpoint designation, winter gate dates, and any swimming, dog or child-safety rules, deaths, rescues or injuries at the falls are not documented.
History and name
The name is official and tentatively linked to a 1936 survey, though no firmer origin has come to light.
Nearby
North Fork Entiat Falls is about 0.4 mile away, Pope Creek Falls about 0.8 mile, and Silver Falls about 2.6 miles.
Distances are straight-line.