Washington is home to dozens (and dozens!) of breathtaking waterfalls, but some of the most spectacular cascades in our state are secluded and not as well known. But these little-known cascades are all quite fetching, and deserve to be enjoyed and admired, too! If you're up for discovering some of the many hidden gems in the Evergreen State, here are 10 hidden waterfalls in Washington you’ve got to check out. Let's go chase some waterfalls!

1. Spirit Falls

No matter the season, as long as there hasn't been a big storm, you can still head out to see this hidden cascade that drops into the turquoise blue waters of the White Salmon River. The waterfall is more well-known by kayakers and is truly a photographer's paradise.

2. Madison Creek Falls

This easy-access, horsetail-shaped cascade flows near the Elwha River, west of Port Angeles. Luckily, the path to the falls is short, paved, and wheelchair accessible, so everyone can enjoy its splendor.

3. Sunbeam Falls

If you're driving along Stevens Canyon Road in Mount Rainier National Park, you can spot this waterfall at end of the canyon near Louise Lake. As the road crosses Sunbeam Creek, you'll be able to catch a glimpse of the magical cascade in all its glory.

4. Franklin Falls

You can hike to see this 70-foot cascade on the south fork of the Snoqualmie River year-round! It's thought to be hidden in plain sight between the elevated roadway of I-90 and old Denny Creek Wagon Trail.

5. Rodney Falls

No matter what time of year it is, the hike to this cascade in Beacon Rock State Park is open and well worth the trip. Located on a side path just off the Hamilton Mountain Trail, the hidden waterfall can be admired while crossing over a small footbridge.

6. Bridal Veil Falls

The bucket-list-worthy Bridal Veil Falls flows out of Lake Serene and cascades down below the rugged east wall of Mount Index. You can find it towards the end of a trail on the west side of Bridal Veil Creek!

7. Hog Canyon Falls

You may have seen all kinds of waterfalls, but have you ever seen one that drops down over rock stairs?! This unique cascade near Spokane plunges over an eight-tiered stair-step that was once formed by a columnar basalt formation. The creek sinks into a huge boulder field at the base of the falls, and then later re-emerges several hundred feet downstream at the inlet of Hog Lake.

8. Marymere Falls

The Olympic National Park has hidden treasures to discover everywhere, including this cascade near Lake Crescent. The stunning waterfall plunges nearly 90 feet and can be seen from the Marymere Falls Trail year-round.

9. Comet Falls

Out of the many captivating places in Mount Rainier National Park, you'll find that this gem is certainly worth a visit. At nearly 462 feet high, Comet Falls can be seen along the Comet Falls Trail near Paradise.

10. Panther Creek Falls

Few people know about this 130-foot waterfall in the Wind River Valley, but Panther Creek Falls is absolutely majestic. You can find it along the Panther Creek Trail in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.

Isn't the Evergreen State beautiful? What are some of your favorite hidden waterfalls in Washington? Share them with us in the comments below!