Album Waterfalls

[Q-see]

On top of a waterfall, somewhere at the Wengibach near the mountain Speer in Switzerland.


More pictures of that region here.

 

[Q-see]

And another one which is at the same place.

 

[Q-see]

Here another one.
It's near the Reichenbachfall which is near Meiringen in the Bernese Oberland.

 

[Q-see]

And here the Reichenbachfall itself.

It is quite famous because Sherlock Holmes died here.
More info here.

 

[Yvonne]

Red Ledges Cascades during the Subway hike last Wednesday. One of the reasons I had to redo this hike, because all my shots from last year were gone forever.

 

[BJett]

Deer Creek Narrows, Grand Canyon NP. Access to the narrows is now off-limits.

 

[Yvonne]

one from today in Kanarra Creek

 

[xjblue]

Rocky Mouth Falls by xjblue, on Flickr

 

[BJett]

Oh Be Joyful Valley in the Raggeds Wilderness, Colorado

Oh Be Joyful

Below Grotto Falls, Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Rainbow Falls, Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Creation Falls. Red River Gorge, Kentucky

Scariest waterfall I've ever seen...Gorilla! Green River Narrows, North Carolina

 

[HomerJ]

Rainbow Falls, Great Smoky Mountains National Park

All are great, but I love this one!

 

[BJett]

Thanks. The Smokies are beautiful and full of waterfalls, but the crowds can be maddening.

 

[Yvonne]

Right Fork North Creek in Zion
At least I have my shots I've taken with my D7000 camera. Unfortunately I donated my beloved Canon s100 on the climb out to the canyon

Nick, you would love it there. So many wonderful inviting pools on the way in. I had to stop at a few and cool off a bit

 

[Yvonne]

Hand held shots of some of the cascades in Ashdown Gorge
I forgot to bring my tripod on this trip

 

[Bryan Mordt]

I have really enjoyed everyone's great photographs, really inspiring. I hope you enjoy my selection for the thread.


SAM_5090-Edit.jpg by bryanmordt, on Flickr

 

[Bryan Mordt]

Small Falls by IntrepidXJ, on Flickr

Very nice.

 

[Bryan Mordt]

The park service's current approach is to open the falls during the winter when no one will swim in the pool due to the temperature. The problem with this particular spot is speed of the water and de-oxygenation, which reduces buoyancy to the point that even strong swimmers just sink. I too was pretty bummed when NPS first closed this, but the more I've thought about it the more I can understand.

Enough of that though. How about some waterfalls?


Water Canyon by ashergrey, on Flickr


Cutting a Path by ashergrey, on Flickr


Speckles by ashergrey, on Flickr


Henry's Fork basin falls by ashergrey, on Flickr

What a GREAT set! I really enjoyed them.

 

[Bryan Mordt]

Oh Be Joyful Valley in the Raggeds Wilderness, Colorado

Oh Be Joyful

Below Grotto Falls, Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Rainbow Falls, Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Creation Falls. Red River Gorge, Kentucky

Scariest waterfall I've ever seen...Gorilla! Green River Narrows, North Carolina

I love that quote in your signature line.

 

[Howells Outdoors]

 

[HomerJ]

 

[HomerJ]

Upper Provo River Falls area. Not much water coming down the river....





Slate Gorge - Provo River