Last chance to comment on changes for Wallace Falls
SULTAN — A final public meeting is planned next week to discuss changes at Wallace Falls State Park.
Washington State Parks will present proposals for additional parking and trails as well as protection for the park’s lakes and rivers.
Easily accessible from U.S. 2 and near the towns of Index and Gold Bar, Wallace Falls is a popular day-use and overnight destination. Its 108 parking stalls are often overrun, state parks planner Randy Kline said. It’s not uncommon for an additional 150 vehicles to pile up outside the park along the side of the road.
Parks has identified a few nearby lots, including ones owned by Snohomish County and Camp Huston, for potential additional parking areas.
Some areas next to Wallace Falls State Park are owned by the Department of Natural Resources. There’s potential for some new trail connections, or even a new approach to the falls.
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