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Magnitude:
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30
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Abs Mag:
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34
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Beisel Rating:
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4.06 (Class 5)
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Height:
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100 feet
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Tallest Drop:
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20 feet
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cascades
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Stream:
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Paradise River
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Latitude:
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46.7783
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Longitude:
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121.7394
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Maps:
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USGS Mount Rainier East 7
1/2"
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Aerial Photography
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48 B3
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Mount Rainier National Park ,
Lewis County,
WA ,
USA
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Washington Cascades are a long series of cascades and short drops on the Paradise River below Ruby Falls and above Narada Falls. For better information: Waterfalls of the Pacific Northwest
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Washington Cascades are comprised of several cascades and falls. A bit of scrambling may be required to reach some of the drops, but for the most part, this waterfall doesn't hide from view. Have a good look around and see what you can see. You'll want a tripod, polarizer, and warming filter. While early mornings and late afternoons will yield decent light, overcast days are ideal. I've seen photos that indicate to me that early summer will be a good time as there will be abundant wildflowers to serve as a foreground element. A wide range of focal lengths will prove helpful here, some of the more distant falls can be made available.
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