Waterfall Wednesday 5/20/2026

[AlanLichty]

Wednesdays are nice for waterfalls and if you have any shots of falling water this is the place to show them off.

My falls for today are Willaby Falls near the South Shore Road at Lake Quinault on the Olympic Peninsula. Not a huge waterfall but a nice little grotto at the end of a trail that follows Willaby Creek from a US Forest Service campground just outside the Olympic National Park boundary.

Pile on with whatever you have showing falling water.

 

[Ken Rennie]

No name falls in the Picos de Europa. We have just returned from a holiday in Northern Spain and this is the first fruit from my almost 7,000 images. I am a slow processor so it will take some time before I get through them all. Ken

 

[Michael13]

Here's Wahclella Falls from halfway up the scree slope on a summer's day.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

My falls last week was the iconic Lower Lewis River Falls. Surprisingly most people don't venture up stream to catch two other falls - the Middle and Upper. Here is a view of the middle falls.

 

[AlanLichty]

No name falls in the Picos de Europa. We have just returned from a holiday in Northern Spain and this is the first fruit from my almost 7,000 images. I am a slow processor so it will take some time before I get through them all. Ken
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Wow - that's quite the drop-off from the top of the cliffs. Great viewpoint to catch the cascades along the water's path. Looking forward to more from your trip!

 

[AlanLichty]

Here's Wahclella Falls from halfway up the scree slope on a summer's day.

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I miss the area at the top of the trail looking like this prior to the Eagle Creek fire. Very nice exposure for Wahclella falls and the forest.

 

[AlanLichty]

My falls last week was the iconic Lower Lewis River Falls. Surprisingly most people don't venture up stream to catch two other falls - the Middle and Upper. Here is a view of the middle falls.

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Very nice - This is true of a lot of the trails and waterfalls in the Gifford Pinchot forest. Few people venture more than about 1/4 mile from a parking lot which makes it nice for everyone who is willing to walk. Neat view of these falls.