We can find this waterfall in Dolomiti, Italy near Pinzolo. This is the Nardis Waterfall (40metres) and other is called “Alta”. 0 Comments*Enter your name*2 characters minimum.Do not change these fields following 6 + 3 =

Are there any waterfalls in the U.S. that you can swim near, or at the base of? I imagine it would have to be a tiny waterfall! Thank you, Allison 3 Comments*Enter your name*2 characters minimum.Do not change these fields following 4 + 8 =

Here are the pictures I took of Turner Falls. This is the highest spot in Oklahoma. It is very beautiful but there were lots of visitors. The weather was hot and had been over 100-103 degree. Directions: From Dallas continue North on I-35 and take Exit #47 for Turner Falls Park. From Oklahoma City continue […]

We visited Yosemite falls for the first time on July 6, 2010. What we liked about it most was how close we could get to the falls. There were fantastic rocks to climb along the edge, and my 12 and 15 year old had a wonderful time climbing climbing climbing up along the edge of […]

Rawson Falls are located in Boorganna Nature Reserve 6kms west of Comboyne NSW. They are relatively unknown for an impressive 40 metre high fall with a good consistent flow in a beautiful rainforest reserve-maybe the leeches keep people away. 0 Comments*Enter your name*2 characters minimum.Do not change these fields following 7 + 3 =

Hey, great review, and great pictures/video! I’m headed there for the first time today and my neighbor mentioned that the water there smells due to runoff water from the local area. You’re the only review site that mentioned it. And your before and after pictures of the fall really helped out to verify that and […]

Prior to the Mothers day landslide that killed 8 people and injured 50 others, on Mothers Day of 1999, Sacred Falls State Park was my favorite hike on this Island. Between the Years of 1989 and 1999 I, many of my friends, and my daughters, who at that time were between the ages of 8 […]

I am a professional photographer and was turned onto this waterfall by a local tour company which took hikers up to Likeke waterfall on a daily basis. There are a number of companies who do this. The easier way to get up to the falls is from below through the Koolau Golf course. As people […]

I visited my brother and sister in law in Adelaide in 1996 and they took us to stay at Halls Gap in a log cabin,a Kookaburra was on the veranda to greet us in the morning. We had a trip to Mckenzie Falls and it was spectacular – a long, long way down and seemingly […]

The New York side is MUCH better!!! On the American side, you can park free and easily walk to areas with great views of the falls. On the Canadian side, while I was researching my trip, it sounded like there was free parking right across the street from the visitor center, just like on the […]

It is very dangerous this time of year to hike the trail to Cedar Creek Falls. We are rescuing 3-4 people a day and 3 dogs have died from careless owners hiking down with their dogs. Temps are very high and it’s very dangerous. If you have questions call the USFS San Vicente Fire Station […]

We hiked to the Cedar Creek Falls on Sunday, July 18th, 2010. This was a VERY Difficult hike!!! We are probably not coming back. We hiked from the Ramona, Thornbush, side and it is very steep going down. As we made our way to the first patch of shade we found a couple there, who […]

I asked this because I don’t see any pictures I saw detailing the areal top view or picture of the tepuy where falls is located. Is there a big river on top? Is it coming from a spring? 1 Comment*Enter your name*2 characters minimum.Do not change these fields following 7 + 2 =

I had a vision of a past life experience involving a waterfall … thanks to your amazing site i have identified it as Kaieteur. Your photos show it just as it appeared to me. Thank you so much 🙂 0 Comments*Enter your name*2 characters minimum.Do not change these fields following 2 + 8 =

Nearly 10 years ago, on a trip to Spain, we ‘discovered’ Monasterio de Piedra – now a hotel. Its loveliest feature was the multi-tiered waterfalls, with hidden caves, which were the central focus of its expansive park-like gardens. From our room it was delightful to hear the steady flow, burble and splash. I recommend it. […]

Two weeks ago I fulfilled a 60 year dream and made it to the top of Half Dome. Awed by the accomplishment as much as by the view, I stared, speechless, at the still snowcapped peaks. Then I saw Snow Creek Falls ! I couldn’t believe that I’d never seen a picture of this beautiful […]

I’ve seen Iguacu, and the land of New Zealand and Norway… two countries full of amazing waterfalls!! But there is another country not in your site, really intresting for waterfalls…. South Africa!! 0 Comments*Enter your name*2 characters minimum.Do not change these fields following 5 + 3 =

Here are my top ten waterfalls of the world: 1. Havasu Falls, USA 2. Plitvice, Croatia 3. Godafoss, Iceland 4. Purakaunui Falls, New Zealand 5. Lätefoss, Norway 6. Gullfoss, Iceland 7. Mooney Falls, USA 8. Skogafoss, Iceland 9. Hraunfossar, Iceland 10. Bowen Falls, New Zealand I`ve visited Nr. 3 to 6 and 8 to 10. […]

There are two distinct falls here, on the Tahquamenon River in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The Lower Falls are a series of rapids which drop maybe ten feet. The Upper Falls take a 50-foot drop and are almost 200ft wide. It’s said to be the second largest waterfall east of the Mississippi River. There is a […]

Very nice swimming hole and falls. We hiked there in Spring of ’09 and the water was flowing (don’t remember month sorry). If you are up for the rocky scramble, the top of the falls was quite amazing also. You can actually get in the water (3-4 feet deep) and lay/float with your head looking […]