Location: USA
Anna Ruby Falls Cleveland, GA USA
July 26, 2012, we took another hike to Anna Ruby Falls. With a heart condition, I felt a little reluctant to try it. But it’s only four-tenths of a mile. There are several fairly steep inclines on the trail, but I did fine and made it to the top. Such a rewarding experience. We made […]
Jellystone Falls at Jellystone Camp Ground in Cleveland,GA USA
This is a small waterfall at the Indian Springs State Park. It’s small enough for the kids to play in with supervision and just makes the campground a special place to camp. 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment Please login or sign up to comment
Bridal Veil Falls Highlands, NC USA
This is a waterfall you can drive under. A few years ago it froze over and the ice dropped onto the road, closing if for weeks. It’s a beautiful fall. 1 CommentOnly logged in users can post a comment Please login or sign up to comment
Indian Springs Waterfall, Indian Springs, Georgia, USA
This is a small waterfall at the Indian Springs State Park. It’s small enough for the kids to play in with supervision and just makes the campground a special place to camp. 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment Please login or sign up to comment
Cedar Creek Falls
The Cedar Creek waterfall is not flowing as of July 10, 2012. The pools are becoming stagnated algea ponds. While some people have stated this is an easy hike, that statement can be very subjective to your physical fitness. This is a hike for the physically fit and not recommended for children and pets – […]
911 experience at Escondido falls
The hike is not for everyone. For all the would be hikers of the Escondido canyon/falls please be advised to wear shoes with good traction soles esp if you plan to hike to the higher tier of the falls. Only this Sunday past, it was an unfortunate site to witness a girl slip and twist […]
something local (Forest Falls)
my boyfriend and i were looking for a place to enjoy nature. weve been all over the area but never forest falls. we tried it and climbed all the way up with our little maltese, she was a fighter, till we could not climb anymore. it was a very pleasant view looking from the bottom […]
Trail Canyon May 17, 2012
Just went to trail canyon falls today. The trail is closed due to fires that happened years ago but I think it is because they don’t have the money to fix and maintain the trail to be honest. You must trespass at your own risk. I parked on Ollie Rd. just yards from the dirt […]
Hemmed-In Hollow from 3/21/2012
Hemmed-In Hollow is the tallest waterfall between the Rockies and Appalachians and I caught it yesterday flowing at full force. Actually, I crossed the stream about the time another heavy rain band moved over and so it really went crazy. I had to wait a while just to cross back. Here is the video: ive […]
Recent Tips on Ho’opi’i Falls hike
We hiked here in Feb 2012 and wanted to share these tips: 1)The “dirt road” is almost non existant, look for a wide parking spot for about 3 cars just past the last house on the left as you come down Kapahi Road. You have just passed the “trailhead”. Its about an 18″ gap in […]
Top of the Top (Escondido Falls)
I’ve been on this hike several times. Every time we go to the bottom of the upper falls. It can be a little sketchy when using the rope to get up the hill but besides that it is very do-able. One thing I did that I noticed no one is talking about is the hike […]
Only 1 of 7 or 8 (Eaton Canyon Fall)
I used to hike Eaton Canyon in the early 70’s. The falls you are showing here is only one of seven or eight. Don’t know if it’s still there but years ago there were some old wooden stairs that went 3/4 up the side of the canyon. At the top of the stairs was a […]
Great Falls in Paterson, NJ
The power of this water fall was used in the 1790s to make Paterson the first industrialized city in the US and it helped America gain economic independence from Britain. It looks cool too! 1 CommentOnly logged in users can post a comment Please login or sign up to comment
Walk to the top well worth the trip (Multnomah Falls)
I was in Portland for work and my boss suggested I go to the falls. I stopped in for a look and after seeing the falls from the bridge I decided to walk up the trail to the top. It says its about a mile to the top what it doesn’t say is it is […]
Unbelievably amazing and will never forget! (Havasupai)
I went on this trip around 2003 or 2004, with my friend’s dad who’s been coming here 8 years in a row. Although the hike was pretty rigorous (those switchbacks were hell!), the views were absolutely breathtaking. Weather was hot, but the falls were just the right temperature. We hiked during the wee hours, about […]
Lower Hanapueo Falls should be your title
Your site references Hanapueo Falls, although there is one falls that is only seen from the World Botanical Gardens in a serene river trail that leads to this private and intimate smaller falls that is upper Hanapueo Falls. The falls shown on your site presently is lower Hanapueo Falls which is only viewable from the […]
Bastian and Connostee Falls
These two falls are another set of falls in Transylvania County NC (home to 276 of them). They come together and empty into one pool of water. They recently have built a walk out so that you are standing over the Bastian Falls. You look over at the Connostee but due to development, they have […]
Truly a ‘Sacred’ Place
My first time hiking the trail to Sacred Falls was in 1994. The trail is through the rain forest of Oahu, or at least that’s what it felt like. Wild fruit trees, such as the Malay apple litter the trail. They hang down and will hit you in the head if you’re not paying attention. […]
Toketee Falls
I took these pictures of Toketee falls, on our trip to southern Oregon. My wife and I with our dog Heidi, visited this beautiful water fall in Douglas county Oregon, between Roseburg and Crater Lake. I have not traveled the world, but this one of the most beautiful waterfalls I have ever visited. Roger Weight […]
Further on the Eagle Creek Trail
Next time you are in Oregon and have a day to devote to Eagle Creek, I would highly recommend making the trek to Tunnel Falls. In the picture I enclosed, you can barely make out the tunnel that has been built behind the falls, to the left and the right of it. It is a […]
