There are two Cascadas del Purgatorio, the Lower one (here shown, but not at its best) and the Upper one. They are located close to Rascafría and the Monasterio de El Paular, in the Madrid province. The Monastery dates back to 1390 and is worth a visit if you like historical and/or religious architecture. You […]

Easy to find close to Hwy 1 east of Chilliwack, in the Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park. It takes a few minutes to get to the falls. It was a sunny day and the tree location did the rest. 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment Please login or sign up to comment

3rd. and last part. Please take note that all the 25 photos are human and/or artificial elements free. It’s only nature. And I finish telling that although some photos seem to be the same (sorry for using “some”, “seem”, and “same” in the same -again- sentence) they may be similar but are different ones. 0 […]

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I know this place has its own review in WoW. But as Johnny said, it seems that nobody out of Spain knows this spectacular water wonderland. For this reason I’m submitting what could be considered not “best of” but “all about” Monasterio de Piedra. Btw, “piedra” means “stone” but the name has no relation with […]

This is my favourite of all the waterfalls I saw in Asturias. It’s high enough (60 m.), the amount of water is almost the exact one, the zigzagging of the flow adds a special beauty, and the sorrounding is stunning. If somebody is interested (!) can find it in the wonderful Redes Natural Park, starting […]

This roadside waterfall, located at the beginning of the Cares River Route, is a mistery to me. The amount of water that flows is amazing but it can’t be just a seasonal waterfall because it was the dry season. It may be some kind of permanent drainage. It’s so close to the road that there’s […]

Now we’re talking. I really love this waterfall, despite being only 20 m. high. But its shape and the amount of water flowing, not excessive but also not scarce, give it a special beauty. It’s in Murias (Asturias province). 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment Please login or sign up to comment

This oddly shaped waterfall with two tiers forming an angle was a disappointment to me. Because of its form, it needs more water flow to be impressive. Located in Santalla (aka Santa Eulalia de Oscos) in the Asturias province, has a height of about 30 m. 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment […]

This is the most curious and surprising case of all the waterfalls that I saw in Asturias. I didn’t know of its existence and hadn’t any reference. Driving between Santalla and Taramundi, at one point I saw to my left a humble wooden sign pointing ahead with the only mention of “Cascada”. I thought it […]

This is a nice waterfall with a height of more than 30 m. The amount of water flowing is sufficient and not excessive, so the characteristics of the waterfall can be appreciated. It’s located in Castropol (Asturias province). 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment Please login or sign up to comment

Another small waterfall surrounded by the greenery. It’s located in Faedo (Asturias province) and is aka Mechón de la Xana. 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment Please login or sign up to comment

100 m. high, this is the highest waterfall in Asturias and one of the highest in Spain. It’s located near the small village of Páramo, in the Teverga council. It can only be seen as a whole from a small place close to the waterfall, being difficult and somehow risky to get there even in […]

This small waterfall is not specially interesting but in any case it’s a waterfall. Located in Salas (Asturias province). 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment Please login or sign up to comment

This waterfall of strange name is not far from Oneta and Ulloa, and is located in Ponticiella (Asturias province). 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment Please login or sign up to comment

This waterfall is close to Oneta and although smaller I like it more than the first one. 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment Please login or sign up to comment

There’s some confusion about the names of this and the next waterfall. Known both as Cascadas (in plural) de Oneta, I’m naming them as they are signposted. This is about 40 m. high and located in the village of the same name (Asturias province). 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment Please login […]

I submit this small but pretty waterfall for being located in a beautiful setting. It’s in El Faedal (Asturias province) and aka Regueirina. 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment Please login or sign up to comment

I submit 2 pictures showing how the waterfall uses to be in the wet season and after heavy rainfall, and how I found it in the dry season. Water only flows down the last tier. 0 CommentsOnly logged in users can post a comment Please login or sign up to comment

Aaaahhh… Alelele; love this waterfall on east Maui, with the ~40 foot drop, generally small and Cold pool, gorgeous black lava rock formations and steep canyon walls where Makani comes whipping down so fiercely. And yes there are many larger, longer, higher, more majestic and even more easily accessible waterfalls on the island. We love […]