One of the things I love about the digital photo area is that you can take photos of the map to refer to later in the hike.
We chose to do the big hike, seeing the maximum number of waterfalls.
Matt poses before a graphic warning sign.
Here we are at Upper North Falls. 65 feet.
A “twin” falls.
The view from behind the falls.
Lots of rain means lots of white water.
Matt consults the map.
That mass of white behind us is a waterfall. It was powerful stuff.
Another view of the water. We’ve done this hike in the summer and it’s fun, but it was a totally different experience in the winter.
Drake Falls says hello. All 27 feet of it.
A double layer of falls. Also: look at all that moss!
Matt looks at the sign for Lower North Falls.
This is a pretty one.
There was a very large amount of stairs near the end.
This was the first hike with my trekking poles and I was pleased with how well they worked for me.
I love warning signs that include stick figures. I’m not even joking. They’re always so hilarious. I’m never sure if they’re supposed to be hilarious, but they are.
I’m impressed that you got to see so many waterfalls in one hike! Those “twin” falls look more fraternal than identical. 😉