Experience the Majestic Palouse Falls State Park

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, start on I-90 E from anywhere in The Inland Empire. Continue on I-90 E for approximately 80 miles until you reach I-395 N. Take exit 181 for I-395 N towards Spokane. Follow I-395 N for about 30 miles and then take the exit for US-12 W toward Walla Walla. Continue on US-12 W for about 40 miles. After passing through the town of Dayton, turn left onto WA-261 S. Follow WA-261 S for about 18 miles, then turn left onto Palouse Falls Rd. Continue for about 5 miles until you reach Palouse Falls State Park. Make sure to check the fuel levels and amenities in advance as the area may have limited services.

• Public Transportation

  For public transportation, you will need to take a bus to reach Palouse Falls State Park. Start by taking a Greyhound or similar bus service from your location in The Inland Empire to Walla Walla, WA. Once in Walla Walla, you can take a taxi or rideshare service to get to Palouse Falls State Park, which is approximately 32 miles away. Be aware that public transportation options may be limited, so check the schedules ahead of time. Costs will vary depending on the distance and the service used; a bus ticket can cost around $30-$50.

• Combination of Car and Shuttle

  If you don't have a car, consider a combination of a train and a shuttle service. Take an Amtrak train to Pasco, WA. From Pasco, you can book a shuttle service (check local providers) to Palouse Falls State Park. The shuttle ride will take approximately 1 hour and cover around 40 miles. Costs will vary, but expect to pay around $50-$100 for the shuttle service. Always confirm the shuttle availability and schedule in advance to ensure a smooth trip.