Cascade Falls in Ouray is viewable from most of the town. There is also Box Canyon Falls with a catwalk and deep narrow chasm in Ouray on the other side of town (south). A good view of the falls rather than hiking to its base could be your first view of the falls as you’re […]

Mill Creek Falls at Prospect State Scenic Viewpoint is within a quarter mile of Barr Creek Falls. 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment (login at topright corner of your screen) Please login or sign up to comment

McWay Falls at Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park is my favorite waterfall of California. 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment (login at topright corner of your screen) Please login or sign up to comment

Treasure Falls can be viewed from the parking area on the highway to Wolf Creek Pass from Pagosa Springs. A hike to the falls is rewarded with switchbacks, a footbridge at the base of the falls, and views to the west. There is also a high view of the falls from a distance and several […]

Steelhead Falls is on the Deschutes River. The falls make a big horseshoe with a large pool below the falls. 1 CommentOnly logged in users can post a comment (login at topright corner of your screen) Please login or sign up to comment

This little waterfall can be seen from the roadway between Telluride and Pandora. It is on private property. Bridal Veil Falls, the tallest waterfall in the state, and Ingram Falls, can also be viewed from this location. Ingram Falls can also be seen from Telluride. Cornet Creek Falls is also in the area north of […]

This waterfall was seen looking east from the highway north of Ft. Defiance during a rainstorm with the roadway temporarily closed for a few minutes as the arroyo was flooding. The location is on tribal land of the Dine. That area covers more than the size of the State of Pennsylvania; the waterfall was seen […]

Lone Pine Creek Falls is at the trailhead to Mt. Whitney west of the town of Lone Pine. 1 CommentOnly logged in users can post a comment (login at topright corner of your screen) Please login or sign up to comment

Cornet Creek Falls is a short hike from the north side of town of Telluride. The falls also can be viewed from the gondola ride to Mountain Village. 1 CommentOnly logged in users can post a comment (login at topright corner of your screen) Please login or sign up to comment

Billy Chinook Falls can be viewed a short drive from the campground above Billy Chinook Reservoir on the roadway west to the reservoir. 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment (login at topright corner of your screen) Please login or sign up to comment

Tumalo Falls is about a thirteen mile drive west of Bend. There is a parking area close by the trailhead and viewing area. Take a short hike to the base of the falls or the other trail beginning at the viewing area to the top of the falls. When the water flow is great enough, […]

The Clearwater River features many wide waterfalls, and Baileys Chute is probably the most accessible out of all of them. It is around 30 feet high, so the drop itself isn’t too impressive. However, the Clearwater River is a major river and so any waterfall along its journey towards the Fraser River will be quite […]

Numa Falls, located in Kootenay National Park, is a small waterfall with little height; luckily the Kootenay River is a powerful watercourse with a beautiful aquamarine colour so it has scenic appeal. The gorge it has carved is also pretty intriguing. The walk to the falls is negligible; this is practically a roadside waterfall. You […]

The Canadian Rocky Mountains are known for their slot canyons, and we had visited Johnston Canyon and Maligne Canyon on past trips to the Rockies. However, on our 2022 trip, we were really impressed by what Marble Canyon of Kootenay National Park had to offer. The trail is far less busy, and features a lot […]

This waterfall is one of the more peculiar falls to be found in British Columbia. Englishman River Falls plunges in segments into a very narrow gorge. It is pretty difficult to gauge the height of the falls due to the positioning of the waterfall, but it’s definitely fairly tall. This falls is found in Englishman […]

I first noticed Elk Falls in a tourist brochure for the city of Campbell River. Ever since, my family and I have made it a point to stop by the falls every time we visit the area. Elk Falls is a spectacular river waterfall that plunges 25 metres into a steep gorge. It can be […]

Bijoux Falls is a roadside waterfall along Highway 97, accessible through what has to be one of BC’s tiniest provincial parks. The park doubles as a rest stop and picnic site. The word “bijou” means jewel in French. The waterfall appears to be two-tiered, or at least that’s what’s visible of it. Wikipedia makes the […]

Osprey Falls has to be one of the more bizarre waterfalls in British Columbia. At only 15 feet, it’s certainly one of the shortest waterfalls in Wells Gray Park. But it also happens to be over 1000 feet wide, on the Clearwater River. I only had the chance to view the falls from the campground. […]

Nairn Falls is the final roadside waterfall on the Sea to Sky Highway from North Vancouver to Pemberton, and it has a character unlike any other waterfall along the journey. The fall is about 36 metres tall. This waterfall primarily falls in two tiers, with some smaller cascades. Because the end viewpoint gives you in-your-face […]

Canim Falls is quite an impressive waterfall. Here, a branch from the Canim River (which originates from Canim Lake) plunges around 23 metres. Under decent conditions, there will usually be two separate falls at different angles, which adds to the scenic factor. When there’s heavy rain, Canim Falls can become one of the most stunning […]