Palouse Falls State Park is a 105-section of land outdoors stop with an interesting topography and history. The recreation center offers an emotional perspective of one of the state's most delightful waterfalls. Palouse Falls drops from a stature of 198-feet with high volumes of water stream in spring and early summer.
The recreation center was devoted June 3, 1951. For a long time the falls were called Aput, significance falling water. Later, the name was changed to recognize the Palouse Indian society.
As per a story of the Palouse tribe, the Palouse River once streamed easily into the Snake. At the same time four titan siblings, in quest for a mythic animal called Big Beaver, skewered the incredible animal five times.
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