A relaxing and beautiful stop on your drive. Don't be foolish, stay safe, obey the signs, don't cross the fence

Traveled out to the falls on a sunny 33 degree day. Interesting bit of information on the info board. Easy walk, if you like, on the access road. Would be cool to these when they are frozen!

Lots of people, crazy drivers on the road (watch out) but glad we stopped by to check out the falls...make sure you understand where they are a lot of people just hung out by the bridge not realizing there is a short (very short and easy) walk to the actual falls.

We bring all our visitors to Nooksack Falls. It is an awesome, powerful display of nature, a special place for Native Americans. Spring time with the most powerful rush of water is the best time to visit. Stay behind the fence!

The falls are a great place to take a short walk, have a picnic, or simply take an enjoyable detour while on the way up to Mt. Baker or Artists' Point. There's a short walk from the parking area to the overlook. Due to the dangerous cliffs by the gorge, there's an ugly chain-link fence that requires some gymnastics to... More

It is very beautiful. Thank goodness for digital cameras I would have ran out of film if I didn't have one. Well worth the trip to see.

Don't miss it. You have to walk two minutes to a good viewing spot...but once there, you'll be amazed at the volume of the water here.

Falls were full on our visit and unusual in that they were split in two horizontally. Drawbacks are very rocky approach and because of danger of falling, a high chain link fence is between you, your camera and the falls.

My husband pulled off the road on our way to Mt Baker to go to the falls. I was so glad he did. Not the best falls I've ever seen but unexpected. The trip up to Mt Baker and Mt Baker itself turned out to be a highlight of our trip to the area.