Palouse Fall
Putting together a list of the best waterfalls in the US is a very subjective thing and not easy. This country is full of so much natural beauty it makes it very hard for us to decide which waterfalls are the best.
It’s worth pointing out that even if you don’t agree with all our choices these amazingly beautiful waterfalls will never disappoint you no matter how long you hike to get to them.
Waterfalls are often breath-taking and worth the effort to get to them. Here you can check out a list of some of the most exciting falls around the country and hopefully plan a trip to one or more of these amazing places.
The entire hike to reach this waterfall provides gorgeous scenery that makes you feel like you are walking in a dream. Being between the Pacific Ocean and Alamere Falls is an incredible experience that reminds you how powerful Nature is, and especially the potent force of the water. The sounds produced by the ocean and the falls at the same time are a real symphony for everyone’s ears.
This rectangular fall is known for forming a lunar rainbow at its base. This phenomenon is also known as a moonbow. One of the most majestic sceneries of the South and respected falls of this list. Don’t miss a chance to visit it while in the area.
Probably the country’s most spectacular waterfall, attracting visitors with its crystalline waters and red-rock scenery. Located near Havasupai Indian Reservation (a side canyon of the world famous Grand Canyon) this Natural gem is waiting to be seen by all waterfall lovers.
This waterfall is a real surprise and something you don’t expect to see in Washington State. It gives an impression that you are in another country and its loud presence produces a great inner feeling that connects you with nature.
This waterfall has an unusual beauty which is enriched by a line of springs coming out of the upper two-thirds of the cliff. The crystalline pool formed at the bottom of the fall will make your trip even more enjoyable.
This is one of the most iconic and beautiful waterfalls in the United States and it draws more than a million tourists each year. The arch bridge over its lower drop is a huge attraction that everyone should take the time to see.
This waterfall is one of the tallest in the world with a height of 2425 ft. The crown of Yosemite National Park is a jaw-dropping experience that you’ll remember for the rest of your life. Don’t visit between mid to late summer because the waterfall dries out.
The world famous, grandfather of all waterfalls in the United States, these gigantic falls can’t be compared with others in power, size or popularity. Niagara Falls are simply majestic and make you realize that you are just a tiny part of this big world.
We think that these waterfalls are truly great testaments to the power and majesty of nature, they’re located in beautiful areas of the country, so it’s not just a trip to visit the falls but rather you’ll be going to areas that you can explore and have adventures in.
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