Trailhead sign for the Wahkeena Falls Trail in the Columbia River Gorge

Wahkeena Falls cascades in two tiers. This shows the upper tier of the waterfall.

A Bronze plaque commemorating the service of Keith Lemmons at Lemmons Viewpoint on the Wahkeena Falls Trail.

A layer of columnar basalt makes up part of a cliff across from the Wahkeena Falls Trail.

Beacon Rock rises above the Columbia River in the distance to the east. Beacon Rock is in Washington State on the north shore of the Columbia River.

Wahkeena Creek rushes down a canyon along the Wahkeena Falls Trail.

Nature's ice machine coated the high tree branches and the East wind shook the ice from the trees. The ice slid down the hill until it collected on the trail.

A slick layer of ice coats the Gorge Trail #400, west of Wahkeena Creek.

Trail junctions signs west of Devil's Rest for Devil's Rest Trail and Foxglove Way.

An early season ice storm, also known as Silverthaw, has coated everyhing in a layer of on the Devil's Rest Trail.

An early season ice storm has coated the bushes and trail on the Devil's Rest Trail.

Fairy Falls spills over a basalt cliff next to the Wahkeena Falls Trail in the Columbia River Gorge.

Wahkeena Creek rushes down the canyon along the Wahkeena Falls Trail.

The lower section of the Wahkeena Falls Trail is wide and paved to handle the heavy foot traffic.

Wahkeena Falls cascades down the basalt cliffs in the Columbia River Gorge.