My husband and I did this hike on a rainy day in March. We also had many head scratching moments and found it very helpful to review the notes in this web-site. We even accessed them from the trail. I really loved that there weren’t lots of people on this trial and would not recommend […]

The Conwy Falls (or Rhaeadr y Graig Lwyd in Welsh) can be found alongside the A5 road just outside of the town of Betws-y-Coed in North Wales. Here the River Conwy is squeezed into a dramatic steep wooded gorge and plunges 50ft (15m) split by a large central rock island. From the café car park […]

McCloud Falls is a series of waterfalls on the McCloud River near Mt. Shasta, California. The upper falls plunges 15- 20 feet through a two-three foot wide chasm. It’s amazing how powerful this small waterfall is. The middle falls plunges 30-40 feet and is about fifty feet wide. You can get drenched by mist if […]

There’s a waterfall in Iran, that’s so beautiful waterfall that name is “Ab Sefid”or”White Water” 1 CommentOnly logged in users can post a comment (login at topright corner of your screen) Please login or sign up to comment

Hi, I’m dan from israel. I want to tell you about Israel waterfalls. Here is my top 10 waterfalls from israel 🙂 1. Gamla waterfall- the highst waterfall in israel 2. Saar waterfalls 3. Orvim waterfalls 4. The Banias waterfall 5. Parod waterfalls 6. Ait waterfall 7. The Tahana waterfall 8.Tanur waterfall 9. Ashad waterfall […]

There are two waterfalls to see in close proximity on the Waterfall & Goldmine Trail in the Coed y Brenin Forest in North Wales. From the Forestry Commission car park the circular walk of about 3 miles follows the Afon Mawddach River to its confluence with the Afon Cain through a beautiful wooded valley on […]

After staying overnight at Home Hill Beach House at Kingston Beach, take the short drive to the village of Snug. The road to the falls is signed. The bitumen runs out after about 3km so you need to be comfortable with gravel roads. From the car park it is another 500 meters walk to the […]

The best close-up of these Falls I could get. 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment (login at topright corner of your screen) Please login or sign up to comment

Being in Maui some time ago I drove along the wonderful Hana Highway. I’m a waterfall lover and specially appreciated the large amount of them I found there. But there’s one, which picture is included, I couldn’t identify. It’s between Upper Waikani and Lower Wailuaiki ones and can be seen at the left side from […]

The Dolgoch Falls are a series of three waterfalls near Tywyn in the South Western corner of the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales. There is a large (pay) car park in front of the Dolgoch Falls Hotel and from there it is about a one mile walk to see the falls. The path to […]

The town of Llanberis in North Wales is the starting point for people wishing to journey to the summit of the country’s tallest mountain Snowdon (3560ft). You can either take a strenuous hike to the top or a ride on the rack and pinion steam railway opened in 1896. If you follow the road behind […]

Hi guys, Fantastic website! You have got in a lot of waterfalls around where I live in north Queensland, Australia. The waterfalls of Atherton Tablelands bring back memories for me, and the Mt Hypipamee crater. But i do have something to add as apparently you didn’t venture into Cape York. There are three beautiful falls, […]

We took the trip to Iceland in December mostly to see the Northern Lights but were delighted to see so much more including the Seljalandsfoss. It’s a bit of a drive from Reykjavik but worth the trip. My daughter braved the spray and walked behind the water fall, an experience to remember. 0 CommentsOnly logged […]

I was traveling down HWY 1 a while ago on my way back to Berkeley and was hoping to go see Alamere Falls on the last day of my drive back as i always wanted to see a water fall that is on the beach. It was predicted to be raining that day and i […]

I spent a week camped out on the side of this river bank in the hope of getting a photograph. It was a tough place to get to and despite being a National Park I think its inaccessibility makes it quite a unique image. The falls are lovely as are the beautiful mountains in the […]

I spent a week on the far and much harder to reach side of the bank. It was worth it, I got two shots. 1 CommentOnly logged in users can post a comment (login at topright corner of your screen) Please login or sign up to comment

Back in 1989 my best friend Glenn Premore who God rest his soul passed away in 1994 showed me and our friends of this wonderful place. Since then I have been coming up every year since then and brought new friends and my two dogs Rebel and Boomer for many years until this past year […]

I read about the falls on this site after searching online for things to do in WA, my 15 year old was over from the UK and I wanted to show her the sights. I can recommend tackling the falls from the bottom as this was a pleasant walk (even though it rained on and […]

Probably the most photographed waterfall in the Snowdonia National Park of North Wales, Swallow Falls has been a popular tourist spot for over a hundred years. The Afon Llugwy river has carved its way through the Gwydyr Forest and tumbles over the boulders in three tiers to create Swallow Falls or Rhaeadr Ewynnol as it […]

For a long time Martha Falls really confused me. I had taken pictures from a pullout on the Stevens Canyon highway and from the wonderland trail. The two groups of pictures were definately not the same falls. I finally got returned to that pullout, walked along the shoulder for a ways (100 Yds.?) and got […]