Yosemite Falls are considered tallest waterfalls in North America. Short trail leads to the base of the lower Yosemite Falls. Reaching the top of the upper Yosemite Falls requires a strenuous 7.2 miles roundtrip hike.

Vernal and Nevada Falls is a strenuous loop trail that takes you over Nevada and Vernal Falls. However, one can choose to comeback from shorter trails with  viewpoints such as Vernal Falls Foot Bridge (1.6 mile round trip) or just Vernal Falls.

Popular photo-spot with views of the Yosemite Falls reflected in the River.

Popular photo-spot with views of Merced River, El Capitan and Bridalveil Falls.

Nestled in the heart of Escalante’s canyon country, Coyote Gulch is a winding semi-narrow canyon that winds its way down through red rocks and contains two arches, a natural bridge, waterfalls, secret black lagoon etc.. It has four entry points on the Hole-in-the-Rock dirt road, which requires 4×4 with large clearance and Read more [...]

Mooney Falls is a 200 foot tall waterfalls with a natural turquoise blue pool and is located less than a mile from the Havasu Falls and reached through a challenging climb down the rock face using ladders and chains.

Havasu Falls is a waterfall, located in the Havasupai Indian Reservation, popular for it’s turquoise blue pool. It is be reached by a 10 mile (each way) multiday, difficult hike. Permits and overnight camping are needed to see the waterfalls.

Cave of the Winds is a tour offering up-close views of Bridal Veil Falls and American Falls from below.

Niagara Falls State Park contains American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls and a portion of the Horseshoe Falls.

Journey Behind the Falls is an attraction in Niagara Falls, Canada where visitors can see the Niagara Falls from below and behind via tunnels and observation decks.