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RATING - 21.2
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 Kucadadid
is a pretty waterfall located on a small tributary stream of Rocky Creek.
The waterfall consists of two tiers: 20' worth of cascades and then
the beautiful 34' tall main horsetail. Downstream the creek continued
to drop but on my visit it was getting late and dark and I still had a long
trip back to the car so I didn't have time to investigate. In addition
this creek has an upper falls that looks really cool so I will probably
return to check that out at some point. I was surprised at the volume
of the creek when I visisted. I assumed this was a very small,
seasonal stream, but it's quite volumous and most certainly runs year-round,
although it probably gets very small later in the year. "Kucadadid" is
a Nooksack Indian word meaning "cast a spell". This waterfall is
certainly spell-binding. |
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VR - 3.6 (Med/Sm) HR - 2.0 SR - 14/20 TYPE OF APPROACH - Bushwhack DIFFICULTY - Difficult LOCATION - Middle Fork Nooksack TYPE - Tiered HEIGHT - 49' * WIDTH - 5' |