They can also be dangerous. Our desire to get up close can put us in danger of getting too close and losing our footing. Once while hiking near Steamboat Springs, CO, to see a waterfall up close, my husband heard our friend's feet scrambling in the gravel to stay on the trail. My husband was close enough that he grabbed the friend and prevented him from falling in the crevice.
I believe the grandest waterfalls are in Yosemite CA. The park is awe inspiring. I suggest you go in the winter, when there will be fewer people.
I love waterfalls and hiking to them as well. I've been to Yosemite and was lucky to be there on a day when there was lots of water coming over the falls. I've also enjoyed hikes to falls in Hawaii, NC, SC, Pennsylvania, and NY.
ReplyDeleteMy husband traveled to Guyana with his dad who grew up there and got an amazing picture of Kaieteur Falls.
http://www.turq.com/photos/guy_photo1.html
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Thank you for stopping by. So many waterfalls to see, so little time.
DeleteI've seen one small waterfall in person. Not many picture themes this year. I enjoyed yours!
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Thank you! I appreciate your comments.
DeleteWe try to stop at at least one waterfall along our travel route where there are falls. They are each so different and yet have similarities including the calming effect.
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Yes, I agree! Thanks for stopping to look at my pics.
DeleteLooks beautiful! My husband and I were considering traveling west to one of the national parks this upcoming fall. Maybe this will be the one? :)
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Mandy
It is so special. I hope you get to visit this place.
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