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Ben Johnson-Bootjack Trail Loop (Muir Woods National Monument, CA)
The redwood groves of Muir Woods National Monument, while lovely, have a people problem. Within a half-mile radius of the park’s tiny visitor center, there are scores and scores of visitors. Yet the western stretches of the park—or better yet, … Continue reading
Posted in California, Marin, Moderate Hikes, Mount Tamalpais State Park
Tagged Alpine Trail, Bay Area, Ben Johnson Trail, Bohemian Grove, Bohemian Grove Trail, Bootjack Trail, Cathedral Grove, Founders Grove, Hillside Trail, Mount Tamalpais State Park, Muir Woods, Pantoll, Redwood Creek, Redwood Creek Trail, redwoods, Staplevelt Trail, Van Wyck Meadow, waterfall
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Perrine Coulee Falls, ID
While nearby Shoshone Falls gets all the attention, perhaps the most alluring waterfall in southwestern Idaho is Perrine Coulee Falls, literally a stone’s throw away from the city of Twin Falls. This free-falling chute, which drops nearly 200 feet into … Continue reading
Posted in Idaho
Tagged Idaho, Perrine Coulee Falls, Snake River Basin, Snake River Canyon, Twin Falls, waterfall
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Shoshone Falls, ID
At 212 feet and more than 1,000 feet wide, Shoshone Falls is a behemoth of high-volume power in southwestern Idaho. Here the Snake River cuts through a deep and colorful canyon, famed as the site of Evil Knieval’s failed river … Continue reading
Posted in Idaho, Uncategorized
Tagged canyon, Idaho, Shoshone Falls, Shoshone Falls Park, Snake River, Snake River Basin, Snake River Canyon, Twin Falls, waterfall
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Box Canyon Springs (Thousand Springs State Park, ID)
When approaching one of the many canyons of southwest Idaho, it is easy to have doubts: can such a feature even be possible amid all these flat plains? The crop fields of the Snake River Basin could pass, after all, … Continue reading
Death Canyon Trail to Patrol Cabin (Grand Teton National Park, WY)
It’s not too often that one can say that they overcame death. But conquering the Death Canyon Trail in Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park offers such an opportunity. The beauty of the canyon—with its rushing cascades, inviting meadows, and cool … Continue reading
Posted in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
Tagged canyon, Death Canyon, Grand Teton, lake, Phelps Lake, Phelps Lake Overlook, Valley Trail, waterfall, Wyoming
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Fallingwater Cascades Trail (Jefferson National Forest, VA)
Of the many hikes in the Peaks of Otter Recreation Area—part of Jefferson National Forest in central Virginia—the most popular is the Sharp Top Trail for its stunning views of the area. A second walk to consider, however, is the … Continue reading
Jonathan Run Trail and Sugar Run Falls (Ohiopyle State Park, PA)
The Youghiogheny River Gorge in southwest Pennsylvania’s Ohiopyle State Park has many echoes of other, arguably grander canyons in the area, such as New River Gorge in southern West Virginia and Cheat River Gorge at Coopers Rock State Forest near … Continue reading
Swallow Falls Canyon Trail (Swallow Falls State Park, MD)
The roughly one-mile circuit hike in Maryland’s Swallow Falls State Park would be impressive enough if its only attraction was the last remaining stand of virgin hemlock and white pine trees in the state. But in addition to this exquisite … Continue reading
Crabtree Falls and The Priest (George Washington National Forest, VA)
Dropping more than 1,000 feet into the lush Tye River Valley, Virginia’s Crabtree Falls is often claimed to be the highest waterfall east of the Mississippi. This is a deceptive title, as the falls is actually a series of cascades, … Continue reading
Posted in George Washington National Forest, Moderate Hikes, Strenuous Hikes, Virginia
Tagged Appalachian Trail, Blue Ridge, Crabtree Creek, Crabtree Falls, Crabtree Falls Trail, Crabtree Meadows, George Washington National Forest, Lower Crabtree Falls, Pinnacle Ridge, Religious Range, The Priest, Upper Crabtree Falls, Virginia, waterfall
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South River Falls Loop (Shenandoah National Park, VA)
At its peak flow in spring, South River Falls in Shenandoah National Park is easily one of Virginia’s most spectacular waterfalls. Here the South River, barely a trickle a mile upstream, catapults 83 feet down a two-tiered drop, forming a … Continue reading
