Moderate state-park hike via Hamilton Mountain Trailhead (Beacon Rock); dog-friendly; also passes Hardy Falls and Pool of the Winds.
Discover Pass required ($10 day / $45 annual)
Rodney Falls is a moderate waterfall within Washington State Parks’ Beacon Rock State Park, reached via the Hamilton Mountain Trailhead near North Bonneville. The trailhead provides access to multiple attractions including Hardy Falls and Pool of the Winds, allowing for a multi-feature waterfall day.
Leashed dogs are permitted on state park trails. A Discover Pass ($10 day / $45 annual) is required for parking. The trailhead is open year-round, though spring and fall offer the most comfortable hiking conditions. Exact waterfall heights and trail distances were not officially specified, so contact the park or check current conditions before your visit.
Open year-round; spring and fall offer comfortable temperatures. Summers can be warm on exposed sections of the Hamilton Mountain Trailhead.
2-3 hours (exact time depends on route chosen within multi-feature trailhead)
Not ADA accessible.
Discover Pass required ($10 day / $45 annual)
The managing agency's page (linked below) has the current trailhead and route details — round-trip distance wasn't published when we checked.
Yes, per the managing agency's own page — but check current leash rules before you go.
We track 11 waterfalls in North Cascades.
There are 2 other waterfalls we track in Skamania County. All North Cascades waterfalls →
parks.wa.gov
Washington State Parks official Beacon Rock State Park page, checked Aug 2026; reached via the Hamilton Mountain Trailhead, which also passes Hardy Falls and Pool of the Winds. Height and exact mileage are not stated on the official page text retrieved, so left null rather than using third-party figures.
Checked August 2026.