Waterfalls

[+NYPaddleCacher 1623]

I have found lots of caches near waterfalls, from huge falls like Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe/Zambia to small cascades on a creek in the woods. I like them all. I'll start with a photo of Ithaca Falls. It is 150 feet high 175 feet wide. It's about 2 miles from where I live so I always take out of town visitors to see it. The cool thing about it is that it's basically right in a neighborhood with a little dirt parking area for a few cars, then a very short walk to the base of the falls. A cache that was placed along that walk was a real nemesis for me. I DNF'd it about six times before finally finding it.

 

Edited June 4, 2014 by NYPaddleCacher

[+lumbricus 51]

Great topic!

 

Here is a picture from our first cache, it was a DNF at the first attempt. But the waterfall was great.

 

 

Rottau - Der Wasserfall

[RuideAlmeida 437]

In the heart of the Amazon, Iracema.

 

 

Gruta Galo da Serra

 

 

Santuário

[+Viajero Perdido 730]

You know why I play this game? Locals show off their favorite secret spots. Like waterfalls hidden away in unexpected places like Hong Kong (I visited two there). No marked trail; you just have to know.

 

[+Ambrosia 86]

A nice waterfall circuit in the Atherton Tablelands, QLD, Australia. One of the waterfalls, Millaa Millaa, had a cache - Millaa Millaa Magic (link to my log).

 

 

My son, climbing out from behind the falls:

 

 

My husband and son, swimming:

 

[+NYPaddleCacher 1623]

Great topic!

 

Thanks. I should mention that there are apparently over 100 waterfalls over 15 feet high within 10 miles of where live. Here's one this is about 1/3 of a mile from my house. There's a real nice trail that goes through the gorge that passes 19 waterfalls. There used to be a cache about in the middle of the trail. It was placed in 2002 and archived a year or so ago. Apparently there's another one but I haven't gone to find it yet.

 

 

Not all my waterfall pictures are local. The pic below is just a portion of Victoria Falls from the ZImbabwe side. It's rather difficult get a picture that shows much of it, as it's over a mile wide.

 

 

[+Ambrosia 86]

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I should mention that there are apparently over 100 waterfalls over 15 feet high within 10 miles of where live.

 

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Wow, jealous!

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Coal Creek Falls:

[+Riisearch 0]

2 waterfalls in the Limietberg Nature Reserve, South Africa. Not many waterfalls where I live, so this was nice.

 

 

Edited June 6, 2014 by Riisearch

[+geodarts 70]

We face an ongoing drought, so many of our waterfalls lack water, even in a season where they should have been flowing. I visited my cache at Carson Falls earlier this year, after we had a little rain. It never reached its potential, but I took this iphone photo because there was at least some water:

 

 

One of my favorite waterfalls in my area is almost unknown. It is up Morse Gulch on land administered by the NPS. A physical cache is not permitted here so I once had an ALR cache that required people to take the half-mile walk on an unmaintained trail to the falls, It was archived after those types of caches were no longer permitted, but I made it into a geocaching challenge . . . until those disappeared. Depending on the time, the path up here is marked by wildfilowers, nettle, and creek crossings, but the falls have a special mystery:

 

 

Still, it is always nice when caching takes me to a waterfall. Like Don't Duc In The Falls:

 

Edited June 7, 2014 by geodarts

[+Touchstone 1016]

 

Shoshone Falls Earthcache

[+lumbricus 51]

I hid a cache here, wonderful place: GC580ZJ

 

 

[+hzoi 1424]

We really enjoyed Gollinger Wasserfall when we were visiting friends in Germany a couple years ago.

 

 

Some of my favorite waterfalls are in Iceland; I'll have to look up the caches we found there when I have more time, but for now I need to get to work!

 

edit: sigh, I seem to always pick the link button instead of the image button

Edited December 9, 2014 by hzoi

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Thank you for sharing photographs. Its amazing.

[+Hooligan14 0]

Here is a shot of Websters Falls in Dundas, Ontario (close to Hamilton). There are over 100 waterfalls in Hamilton.

Within walking distance is Toews Falls. Both of these locations have nearby caches.

Edited March 10, 2015 by Hooligan14

[+NYPaddleCacher 1623]

Here is a shot of Websters Falls in Dundas, Ontario (close to Hamilton). There are over 100 waterfalls in Hamilton.

Within walking distance is Toews Falls. Both of these locations have nearby caches.

 

The image didn't display correctly. We have over 100 waterfalls within 10 miles of Ithaca. I posted a photo of Ithaca falls in the first post on the thread. Here's another waterfall that's about 9 miles from town. There's a earth cache located here:

 

 

[+geodarts 70]

In the fourth year of a drought, I'll take my waterfalls where I find them. In this case at ~One~. Just another iphone photo.

 

[+Hooligan14 0]

Hope this tags. Was a thumbnail in original post.

 

Here is a shot of Websters Falls in Dundas, Ontario (close to Hamilton). There are over 100 waterfalls in Hamilton.

Within walking distance is Toews Falls. Both of these locations have nearby caches.

 

The image didn't display correctly. We have over 100 waterfalls within 10 miles of Ithaca. I posted a photo of Ithaca falls in the first post on the thread. Here's another waterfall that's about 9 miles from town. There's a earth cache located here:

 

[+worstcaster 0]

This is a waterfall on Russel Brook Rd in Roscoe, NY. It is on NY State wild forest land. I have a few caches hidden near it. Camping is allowed at marked locations on the property.

 

[+FunnyNose 3]

Gullfoss in Iceland is a neat falls especially in the winter.

 

[+The Rat 9]

I would love to get some waterfall shots with my drone, but with our drought here in California, it's not possible anywhere near me. I love some of the shots here, though.

[+Team Crotalus 0]

Paradise Falls right near my house GC19RBV Paradise Found

 

Near Hana, HI No cache right near it when we went through, but a cool waterfall

 

Tallest waterfall in Hawaii, wasn't caching at the time, but on a helicopter tour of from Maui

[+FunnyNose 3]

Fallas do Iguaçu from the Argentina side