In the south, is that waterfall with drawl? Sorry, bad pun.
Ahhhhhh...just the thought of waterfalls makes us relax. We hike to waterfalls everywhere we go. Thank you to Sherry of the blog
In the Direction of our Dreams for inspiring me to write this.
Our favorite places for waterfall hiking/viewing:
1. The Icefields Parkway between Banff and Jasper in Alberta, Canada
- Bridal Veil Falls
- Tangle Falls
- Sunwapta Falls
- Athabasca Falls
- Johnston Canyon (two waterfalls)
- Maligne Canyon
2. Columbia River Gorge, Oregon
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| Bridal Veil Falls |
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| Wahkeena Falls |
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| Multnomah Falls |
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| Horsetail Falls |
- Bridal Veil Falls
- Multnomah Falls
- Horsetail Falls
- Triple Falls
- Ponytail Falls
- Punchbowl Falls
- Tunnel Falls
- Metlako Falls
- Latourell Falls
- Elowha Falls/McCord Creek Falls
- Shepperd's Dell
3. Silver Falls State Park, Trail of Ten Waterfalls, Oregon
- South Falls
- Lower South Falls
- Lower North Falls
- Double Falls
- Drake Falls
- Middle North Falls
- Winter Falls
- Twin Falls
- North Falls
- Upper North Falls
4. Hwy 138 between Glide and Crater Lake, Oregon
- Toketee Falls
- Fall Creek Falls
- Clearwater Falls
- Watson Falls
- Wolf Creek Falls
- Cavitt Creek Falls
- Susan Creek Falls
- Little Falls
- Fern Falls
- Whitehorse Falls
- Clearwater Falls
- Lemolo Falls
- Warm Springs Falls
- Steamboat Falls
5. The Blue Mountains west of Sydney, Australia
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| Abseiling at Empress Falls (not us) |
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| Impressive Empress Falls |
- Queens Cascade
- Wentworth Falls
- Leura Falls
- Gordon Falls
- Bridal Veil Falls
- Katoomba Falls
- Minnehaha Falls
6. Southern Highlands, Australia
- Fitzroy Falls
- Belmore Falls
- Twin Falls
- Carrington Falls
- Nellie's Glen
- Upper Minnamurra Falls
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| Belmore Falls |
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| Upper Minnemurra Falls |
7. Waterfall Way, Australia
- Dangar Falls
- Newell Falls
- Shepperd Falls
- Wollomombi Falls
- Dangars Falls (different from Dangar Falls!)
- Crystal Showers
8. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
9. Yosemite National Park, California
10. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington
11. Ruby Falls, Chattanooga, TN
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| Ruby Falls in a cavern in Chattanooga, TN |
12. Southern North Carolina
- Dry Falls
- Glen Falls
- Whitewater Falls
- Looking Glass Falls
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| Dry Falls |
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| Glen Falls |
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| Looking Glass Waterfall |
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| Whitewater Falls |
13. Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee/North Carolina
14. Vancouver Island, British Columbia
15. Yoho National Park, British Columbia
It's getting late. You get the idea. We're crazy about waterfalls!
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What a great list... for waterfall lovers! I shall add these to my list of must visit waterfalls. Keep on finding more!
ReplyDeleteThank you! So many waterfalls, so little time. And I forgot Burney Falls in northern California southeast of Weed. Lovely.
DeleteYep - I'm a waterfall lover too. And luckily, a bunch of your favorites are right here in my backyard! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for this list! We are going to come back west next spring by traveling across Canada on the Yellowhead Hwy. We hope to spend time in the northern Rockies. I love waterfalls! So I will keep this specific blog in my info for future reference.
ReplyDeleteIf you go to Icefields Parkway between Banff and Jasper, Alberta, be sure to get a copy of the Milepost for the area. You will find so many good stops along the way, all listed by milepost. It's not only Jasper and Banff that are awesome, but also Kootenay and Yoho National Parks and the Loop Brook Trail in Mount Rogers National Historic Site as well as Mt.Revelstoke. The only thing is, those are off Trans-Canada Hwy 1. Yellowhead Hwy is farther north, if I recall correctly.
DeleteWOW what a great list and you must have had so much fun going to each one.
ReplyDeleteWe have a wonderful time "chasing waterfalls." If you're ever in the Pacific Northwest, our favorite waterfall book is "Waterfalls of the Pacific Northwest." Great waterfall book!
DeleteGreat post. We just visited Bridal Veil Falls in Telluride CO. There is something about a waterfall....just makes me smile :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's all those negative ions in the air...very relaxing.
DeleteGreat list! We hiked the Trail of Ten Falls on Monday. It was spectacular!
ReplyDeleteAH Susan I found you finally. I don't do Google+ for reasons you already know if you ready my blog often so I was afraid I wasn't going to be able to thank you for that GREAT list of waterfalls. I love them and have another for you to add to your list if you didn't see it in my last post. It's a little one in the fall but so are lots of others then. There are big plans for preserving the area around it so if you get to Old Orchard Beach Maine, go see Cascade Falls. And thanks again for your comment! Love to hear from you. We seem to have a lot in common.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sherry. I added Cascade Falls to our bucket list.
DeleteWe do have a lot in common. You have a great blog.