In 2019, the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife completed the transfer of 1,453 acres of Weyerhaeuser land to the public domain in an area south and west of the Kalama River and north of Merrill Lake. While most of the area was logged at different times in the past, you will get to see some large old-growth cedars and Douglas-firs in the vicinity of Kalama Falls , a 30-foot waterfall that spouts into a scenic amphitheater. This longer route to the falls begins in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest and follows an unsigned trail into the wildlife area. For a shorter road hike to Kalama Falls , see the Kalama Falls via Road 7500 Hike .
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