 Bryson Falls, photographer Nels Rasmussen, D.C. Bryson Falls is a popular name for this
waterfall. This beautiful waterfall forms stair steps down the Suiattle
Mountain dropping eight times where it then flows a short distance and
becomes a tributary of the Suiattle River. Each segment of
Bryson Falls has their own unique beauty and the lowest segment can be
viewed from the Suiattle Mountain Road. The height of this waterfall is
around 300 feet. The name Bryson is well known around the Darrington community. Avery & Octavia Bryson settled in Darrington in 1919. Several generations later several of their descendants still live in the Sauk & Stillaguamish Valleys. To get to Bryson Falls drive north of
Darrington to the Suiattle Road, FS #26, drive 4.4 miles to a gated road
to the left. Walk up the road to a Y and take the road to the right at
about 1/4 mile just past a bridge you will begin to see the lower falls
to the left or to the north. |