Waterfall Wednesday 1/29/2025

[AlanLichty]

Welcome to another round of falling water

My falls for today are a small scene within Sol Duc Falls in the Olympic National Park. I haven't been back up to these falls in over a decade and should probably pay them a visit again sometime.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

A view of Palouse falls not very common.

 

[Rick Nantais]

Snow melting and rain produce this: Lot of current, high water levels and waves. Picture taken in 2013

 

[AlanLichty]

A view of Palouse falls not very common.

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This is a departure from the usual view of these falls - nice one Jameel.

 

[AlanLichty]

Snow melting and rain produce this: Lot of current, high water levels and waves. Picture taken in 2013
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That does look like a pretty fast flow with a high volume of water. Impressive.

 

[Michael13]

Here's another view of Wahkeena Creek's cascades.

 

[AlanLichty]

Here's another view of Wahkeena Creek's cascades.

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Lots of neat small scenes along Wahkeena's path down the Gorge cliffs - another neat one.

 

[dan swiger]

Bridle Veil in the Spring

 

[AlanLichty]

Bridle Veil in the Spring
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Very hard to not be impressed by the amount of water falling off those cliffs. Fantastic display of flowing water.

 

[Alan Milnes]

Spahats Falls in Wells Gray Provincial Park, BC. This falls descends into a magnificent canyon making its way to the Clearwater River.

 

[AlanLichty]

Spahats Falls in Wells Gray Provincial Park, BC. This falls descends into a magnificent canyon making its way to the Clearwater River.

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Wow - this is a dizzying view looking down at those falls. Beautiful. How tall are these falls and how far to the bottom from where you shot this?

 

[Alan Milnes]

Wow - this is a dizzying view looking down at those falls. Beautiful. How tall are these falls and how far to the bottom from where you shot this?

Hi Alan, thanks for your interest. The Falls is about 75 metres high. The Gorge is 100-125 metres deep.