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Category Archives: Waterfalls
Dam Hard to Get To!
Tuesday, June 22, 2021 We drove north to Great Falls, Montana, home to five hydroelectric dams on the Missouri River, including Ryan, Rainbow, Black Eagle, Morony, and Cochrane, all providing power to the area. There are also five waterfalls: Rainbow, … Continue reading
Posted in Dams, Montana, Road Trip, USA Travel, Waterfalls
Tagged Giant Springs Park, Hydroelectric Power, Lewis & Clark, Roe River
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The Copper King of Butte, Montana
Saturday, June 19, 2021 Our lodging last night was at the Copper King Mansion, which now operates as a bed and breakfast. Our stay included a tour of the mansion. The 34 room home was built between 1884-1888 for William … Continue reading
Posted in Idaho, Montana, Road Trip, Uncategorized, USA Travel, Waterfalls
Tagged Mining, The Copper Kings of Butte, William A Clark
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Vermont after Ice Cream
Afternoon, September 7, 2019 Sated and happy, we moved on to discover that there really is more to Vermont than ice cream. We had heard that the Cold Hollow Cider Mill in nearby Stowe has delicious cider donuts, so we … Continue reading
Posted in Distellery, Vermont, Waterfalls
Tagged Cabot Cheese, Cold Hollow Cider Mill, Old Route Two Spirits, Quechee Gorge, Whiskey
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Mashpi Dragonfly and Waterfalls
Thursday afternoon, January 10, 2019 Mashpi Lodge has a an open-air cable car ride – The Dragonfly, which carries its passengers on a 45 minute ride over the forest canopy, at up to 650’ above the ground. The setup looks similar … Continue reading
Posted in Ecuador, International Travel, National Geographic, South America Travel, Waterfalls
Tagged Dragonfly, Mashpi Lodge
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Falling Waters Twenty-Five: Wrapping Up
This is the final post in my waterfall series, that is, until I see some more. I believe there were about 70 so far. January, 2016 – The Big Island of Hawaii Akaka Falls State Park, located a few miles … Continue reading
Posted in Hawaii, Hawaii Travel, Minnesota, National Monument, Waterfalls
Tagged Akaka Falls, Kahuna Falls, Pipestone, Winnewissa Falls
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Falling Waters Twenty Four: Multnomah Falls, Oregon
July, 2018 Some of the approaches to Multnomah Falls were closed following the wildfires of 2017. The waterfall, itself, was evacuated for a while. There is a parking lot next to the falls that fills up early. We beat … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon, Road Trip, Waterfalls
Tagged Columbia River Gorge, Multnomah Falls, Vista House
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Falling Waters Twenty-Two: Réunion and Mauritius
January, 2018 Near the end of a South African and Indian Ocean cruise, we stopped at the islands of Réunion and Mauritius. We really only saw one waterfall on the Island of Réunion, along the road as we traveled from one location … Continue reading
Posted in Dubai, Indian Ocean, Mauritius, Waterfalls
Tagged Alexandra Falls, Chamarel Falls, Dubai Mall, Réunion, Seven Coloured Earths
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Falling Waters Twenty-One: Southeastern Minnesota
October 5, 2018 We thought it was high time we saw some of the waterfalls we drive by in Southeastern Minnesota. It wasn’t raining today, unusual this year, so we went exploring. First, is the non-waterfall – Zumbro Falls. The … Continue reading
Posted in Minnesota, Waterfalls
Tagged Big Woods State Park, Cannon Falls, Hidden Falls, Vermillion Falls, White Squirrel
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Falling Waters Twenty: Victoria Falls, Zambia
January, 2018 Victoria Falls is famous for being the largest waterfall system in the world, with a total width of over a mile (5,600 feet) and a height of 355 feet. It was named for Queen Victoria in 1855 by David … Continue reading