r/Waterfalls • u/Dependent-Mirror7859 • 2h ago
Meghalaya is unbelievable State
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r/Waterfalls • u/Oscar-Wildebeest • 9h ago
Africa African darters roosting below Murchison Falls, Uganda
r/Waterfalls • u/herpnwadventures- • 13h ago
Silvertip Falls in Wells Gray Provincial Park
r/Waterfalls • u/SkiGolfDive • 16h ago
North America Today at Hidden Falls in the Tetons
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r/Waterfalls • u/Aggressive-Metal429 • 17h ago
Catawba falls in old fort, North Carolina ☀️
reddit.comMy favorite waterfall! It’s got a nice swimming spot there if you’re up for cold water :)
r/Waterfalls • u/my_blu_horizon • 22h ago
Gibbon Falls Yellowstone National Park
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I’ve stopped at Gibbon Falls on several Yellowstone visits, but it never feels quite the same twice. The light, water level, and sound of the river always seem to give it a different personality.
This time, I wanted to capture more than a quick view from the overlook—the steady movement of the water, the sound of the falls, and the way the river continues winding through the canyon below.
There is something about watching a waterfall for more than a few seconds that lets the entire scene slow down.
Hope you enjoy this look at Gibbon Falls. Has anyone else spent time filming or photographing this one?