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Panther Creek Falls is a 105-foot waterfall on Panther Creek in the Wind River Valley in Skamania County, Washington. The waterfall is actually three drops: the upper section is a 75-foot segmented falls, the lower is also a segmented 30-foot falls, and the third drop is a 100-foot horsetail drop coming from a spring in the canyon wall. It is at 45.8671oN, 121.82636oW.

The waterfall is perennial, with its sources at Big Lava Bed. The Forest Service has begun constructing a viewing deck near the falls, which is 100 yards from Panther Creek Road.

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