Husum Falls is a 12-foot cascade on the White Salmon River in Klickitat County, Washington, beside the bridge at Husum.
The falls
The river drops as a steep, high-volume cascade fed year-round by glacial meltwater. It is also known as White Salmon Falls. A survey done in person puts the total height and the single drop at 12 feet each; the entry was last edited March 19, 2017 and is marked cataloged.
Getting there
The falls sit right at the Husum bridge. The current listing publishes no coordinates for the site, so it is located here only by its position beside the bridge. A maintained public footpath, a designated viewpoint, parking rules, and any fee, permit, transit option, wheelchair access, toilets, or pet and swimming rules are not documented.
When to go
Flow is rated as acceptable year-round, since the river is fed by glacial melt rather than seasonal runoff alone.
On site
The river runs as a high-volume cascade past the Husum bridge.
Nearby
Major Creek Falls is about 4 miles away, BZ Falls about 4.3 miles, and Double Drop, also on the White Salmon River, about 6.8 miles.
Distances are straight-line.