Falls found at Michigan's Upper Peninsula
The Upper Peninsula of Michigan has an abundance of waterfalls.
Alger Falls
Bond Falls tumbles gradually over a gentle incline and them rumbles down a steep rocky wall.
Iagoo Falls on Presque Isle River
Miners Falls
Munising Falls, quiet in the summer and wild during the massive snow melt in the spring.
Multiple levels of Sable Falls
Wagner Falls
Presque Isle River rapids show how the force of the water can carve semicircle in the rocks.
Scotland
Parts of a mountain stream in the Scottish Highlands referred to as Glencoe Waterfalls
Foyer Falls on a small stream flowing into Loch Ness, Scotland
Utah
Cascade Springs The water comes from a nearby spring and flows over a swampy expanse to a river and falls.
Stewart Falls
Like Cascade Springs found in the Wasatch Mountains
Virginia
Bingham Falls, Stow, Vermont
Cady's Falls, Hyde Park, Vermont
Virginia
Falling Springs Falls Cedar Creek Falls at Natural Bridge
Norway
Another country with thousands of waterfalls
Many start from melting glaciers and flow to the western Fjords
Falls in Breiseterdalen (Valley)
Falls on the Gjoni River in Bordalsgjelet Gorge
Espelandsfossen
Foss a Sidu (these photos are misplace, the falls are in Iceland not Norway)
Geirangefjorden is a huge fjord and World Heritage site that has numerous waterfall along both mountainous sides.
At the end of this arm, the fjord meets the small town of Hellesylt.
Falls at Innerdalen Valley - advertised as Norway's most beautiful valley.
Sendefossen
Fossen = Falls
Likholefossen
Rapids on Nærøydalselvi River
Slettafossen
Fall on Vetla Sokni Vardehaugselve
Trollfossen
Tverrdalsfossen
Nigardsbreen Glacier, River and Falls
Typical Glacier river with turquoise colored water and frequent falls. Veitastrond Valley
West Virginia
Falls of Hills Creek , Monongahela National Forest
Sandstone Falls, New River Gorge National Park
Wisconsin
Copper Falls State Park
The most popular park in Northern Wisconsin. Two rivers meet in a gorge and drop over several falls. Bad River and its tributary the Tyler Forks exhibit a copper color probably from tannin in the water.
The copper name comes from the fact this area was once a major copper mining area.
Trails take you to the edge of the many falls.
Houghton Falls State Natural Area. Like Copper Falls both are part of the ancient geologic rift extending diagonally from the Keweenaw Peninsula in the UP through N. Wisconsin into Minnesota.
Pewits Nest Gorge is cut through a gorge by Skillet Creek.
The creek contains a few small falls. It is all part of the Baraboo Hills just north of Madison.
The hills were once a mountain range estimated to be as high as the Rocky Mountains.
Yellowstone National Park
Summer views of two of the falls in Yellowstone. Lower Yellowstone Falls above and Kepler Cascades to the left
Lower Yellowstone falls
in the winter.
Firehole River Falls
