Most of the Wisconsin Waterfalls that we managed to visit were concentrated in the state’s far north near Lake Superior. Perhaps the lone waterfall that we saw in the Badger state that wasn’t in that part of…

Tennesse Waterfalls dot the Volunteer state with a variety and quality rivaling other states we’ve been to that claim to possess more waterfalls or have more famous ones. To give you an idea of the waterfalling…

Illinois Waterfalls were quite the rarity since the state was largely dominated by agriculture.  That said, we did happen to visit one waterfall in Matthiessen State Park, which was less than two hours drive from…

Indiana Waterfalls were pretty rare in this very agricultural state.  Luckily for us, the two waterfalls that we happened to have encountered in the Hoosier state also happened to be reasonably close to the city…

Ohio Waterfalls were certainly an unheralded aspect of the state that is known more for its athletics (think Lebron James) and the city of Cleveland than its Nature.  But exceeding even our low expectations…

In order to find the South Carolina Waterfalls, we had to go “upcountry”.  For it was in the mountainous northwestern regions of this nearly diamond-shape state at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains…

Georgia Waterfalls were largely concentrated in the more mountainous northern part of the state as they were predominantly in the foothills of the Southern Appalachian Range.  Of course, there really…

Oklahoma Waterfalls were another one of those oxymorons as the state was known more for prairies and flat lands than anything resembling a waterfall.  But those preconceptions were shattered when my…

Arkansas Waterfalls were probably nestled in the one state amongst the south central states of the USA where we knew it had a reputation of having legitimate waterfalls, especially in the state’s north where the Ozarks…

Louisiana Waterfalls were about as contradictory as you could get. I mean, how can there be waterfalls in a state dominated by bayous and plains?  Admittedly, it was a bit of a stretch to say we’ve visited a waterfall…

Texas Waterfalls were kind of an oxymoron since this vast state was largely dominated by plains. But we managed to find a fair concentration of them in the Austin Hills west of the state capital of Austin…

North Carolina Waterfalls bless the state with an assortment and abundance that we think rivals any state in the country. In fact, there are so many waterfalls here that the town of Brevard and the surrounding…

New York Waterfalls were something we didn’t really expect to see prior to visiting the state. However, we’ve been fortunate enough to see a piece of such nature – especially in Upstate New York…

We only had a very limited amount of time to visit the Vermont Waterfalls so we realize that we haven’t done this state justice in terms of what was on offer here.  Certainly, we’re keen to make a return visit to sample…

New Hampshire Waterfalls could very well be the most impressive of the waterfalls we’ve encountered in the New England Region.  Indeed, nestled within the rugged White Mountain area, we got to experience…

Massachusetts Waterfalls were spread more to the western parts of the state as the eastern parts were more developed as it was anchored by the city of Boston, which felt like it was the heart or at least the epicenter…

Maine Waterfalls were spread out in the extreme northeastern reaches of the Continental United States.  We only have a humble sampling of the waterfalls to show for our efforts as many of them required a bit…

Connecticut Waterfalls were dotted in the southernmost extremes of the New England Region. So far, we managed to visit three waterfalls during the early parts of the Autumn Colors season, and we were richly…

The Minnesota Waterfalls that we encountered were pretty much concentrated along the eastern part of the state. We managed to visit a handful of them from as far south as the twin cities of…