I find Dettifoss very impressive due to its power, mass and energy. I guess the grey water color empathizes this impression even more. At home, you can get an idea when watching in full-size and in HD quality, but be warned, it’s really powerful 😉 1 Comment*Enter your name*2 characters minimum.Do not change these fields […]

I liked both waterfalls. They’re quite different but both pretty and special: One is surrounded by very even basalt columns and the other is showing the red & black stone layers as clearly it’s possible. The hike on the south-west side of the water is nice, in the upper part at times a little bit […]

From a distance, Gocta waterfall seemed, well, pretty but quite average. During the nice hike in comfortable warm temperature, the waterfall grew bigger and bigger. At a certain point I’ve been impressed due to its height (look at the photos and compare one of the tall trees to the waterfall). Later, I could not see […]

I agree Iguazu inches out Victoria Falls. I loved the accessiblity to Iguazu. See it from both Brazil and Argentina and you will see why it inches out Victoria. 0 Comments*Enter your name*2 characters minimum.Do not change these fields following 6 + 2 =

10. Kakabeka Falls, Ontario -Kakabeka is the largest waterfalls in Northern Ontario, and is protected by a lovely provincial park. Offers great lookouts, easy access, and is visually captivating. 9. Wilberforce Falls, Nunavut – One of the only major waterfalls north of the Arctic Circle, a series of cascades results in a natural masterpiece. 8. […]

Try to hike to this falls, the best trail I ever went to. Not for beginner. I went to Holy Jim Falls, Bonita falls, Etiwanda Falls, Sturtevant Falls, Big Falls, and Escondido Falls. 0 Comments*Enter your name*2 characters minimum.Do not change these fields following 4 + 7 =

We are traveling to the Falls in the summer of 2014. We are coming from MA. I have been reading all the reviews and I am wondering if you all think its worth staying on the Canadian side and walking across and sigh seeing in NY. I dont want to change hotels and it sounds […]

Luxembourg is a very small but picturesque country much like its only waterfall the Schiessentumpel. Situated in the Mullerthal region close to the border with Germany the landscape comprises of wooded hills and valleys with strange sandstone rock formations. The Schiessentumpel is very easy to access and the whole area is popular with walkers and […]

I was in Salvation Army group Home in Manoa Valley during the years 1977-78. We use to come there often to jump off the falls. I never jumped; but I was pushed off. I thought it was pronounced Kapana falls. 0 Comments*Enter your name*2 characters minimum.Do not change these fields following 5 + 1 =

It appears to gather speed as it approaches a waterfall (just before the drop) but can see no reason for this, is it just an illusion? 2 Comments*Enter your name*2 characters minimum.Do not change these fields following 1 + 5 =

This past May (2013) I had, or made, the opportunity to FINALLY scratch Norway off my bucket list. Friends, I am here to tell you that the land of the Vikings does not disappoint. It is staggering and relentless in its beauty. So much of this sparsely populated country is all but unspoiled. And the […]

Please pull up and get your parking envelope put the money in and park, then deposit the envelope on the way up to the falls. This allows us access to this magnificent falls without a full time Forest Ranger. Bring a lunch, it has picnic tables and I often see hummingbirds, chipmunks, Tennessee warblers and […]

I finally just moved here as I still at 71 waterfalls seen have 205 to go! I give waterfall tours now to the falls off the beaten path. I’m adding a few to the site to give you a taste of what you’re missing. Feel free to give me a call if you want to […]

Proxy Falls is located in Central Oregon on the old McKenzie highway near the town of McKenzie Bridge, Oregon. This photography was taken in October 2013 before the seasonal rains began. 0 Comments*Enter your name*2 characters minimum.Do not change these fields following 1 + 9 =

I have worked in Amazonas during ten years very near Yumbilla , Gocta and Chinata Waterfalls. The three of them carry plenty of water for more than 6 months per year, I could afirm that at less 8 or 10 months plenty of water. Those 3 waterfalls born from the same mountain and it amount […]

We visited Watson Falls in the early summer of 2009. Watson falls is found on Watson Creek in the North Umpqua River drainage, in southern Oregon. Its Height is 302 feet and it is 20 feet wide. The falls hurtle over a cathedral amphitheater shaped wall of basalt, as you see in the pictures. It […]

Waterfalls are not something that spring to mind when you think of Belgium, but there are several in the south-eastern province of the Ardennes. This hilly forested region was the scene of bitter fighting during the Battle of the Bulge at the end of World War Two and the area around Coo was no exception. […]

Having just returned from an extensive photographic tour of British Columbia and Alberta in Canada, and Montana and Wyoming in USA, we have a large collection of spectacular waterfalls. Top of my list are the Takkakaw Falls in the Yoho National Park near Field, BC. These are glacier fed and are the second highest falls […]

We made the trip out to Killarney to do all four waterfalls. Browns Falls was one of the highlights – the walk can be tough in parts as there isn’t much of a trail and also takes longer than the 20mins it says it does but my 2 year old and 4 year old daughters […]

The only way in is by helicopter so this spot is very secluded. On private property, only one heli company is licensed to land there. It a gorgeous falls cascading at thend into a huge pool. Lots of watercrest growing wild in the surrounding rocks. A must see. 2 Comments*Enter your name*2 characters minimum.Do not […]