The Grand Canyon of Yellowstone is truly a sight to behold. The Lower Falls plunge majestically 308 feet to the canyon below, spraying mist in all directions. The yellow slopes of rock descend gracefully down to the river. As far as I’ve been able to tell, no one has ever captured the entire valley along with the falls from this … Read More
Grand, Yellow Canyon
Old Faithful may be the most famous feature in Yellowstone, but the yellow rock along the walls of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River is where the park gets its name. Here, perched atop the powerful Upper Yellowstone Falls, you get a good glimpse into the canyon below. Along either side of the river, you can see the namesake … Read More
Wagner Falls in Spring
Wagner Falls in Munising, Michigan is a picturesque waterfall nestled in a forest of pine and hemlock trees. With the fallen logs and assortment of shrubs, grasses, and flowers, it feels truly natural, as if you are stumbling upon some accidental beauty in the middle of nowhere. Fortunately for those wishing to view the falls, getting there is actually quite … Read More
Bond Falls in Spring, Michigan UP
Bond Falls is one of the most majestic waterfalls in the upper peninsula of Michigan. Located near Paulding, Michigan in Haight Township, this wide waterfall flows swiftly across the black rocks. When I was here on a muggy day in June of 2020, the fresh, green foliage of the trees, bushes, and grasses contrasted with the grey sky and foamy … Read More