The 2nd highest waterfall in Canada. Plunges 1224 ft (373 meters).

One of the many wonders in British Columbia's Yoho National Park.

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An afternoon compressed shot of this special waterfall not far off Jasper's Icefields Parkway.

Loved it's roar.

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Here's the wider view of the entire falls. Flow is low in late September. At high flow in spring water flows strong over the full 70 foot width. Would be impressive!
Don't think you'd be standing here then tho.

Have a terrific Tuesday!

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I recently returned from a trip to Olympic National Park that I had looked forward to for a year. I did a good job of picking dates that ended up being the wettest of the year there. And boy does it rain hard. So I wasn't as productive as I hoped, but still had a grand time. Such a unique and special area.

This waterfall isn't visited as much as others in the park. Not marked or as well known. But I liked it's segmented wide form so found it and enjoyed it immensely. The falls is surrounded by trees and shrubbery, limiting one's pov and comp. Liked this first look as I approached it.

"Beaver Creek forms this scenic 28-foot tall waterfall as it plunges over a 70 foot wide ledge of bedrock, splitting into several channels during certain times of the year. During the rainy season Beaver Creek swells to considerable size and overwhelms the entire breadth of the ledge, creating a 70 foot wide wall of water, but once the seasonal rains have subsided and the wetlands which feed the creek further upstream have largely been drained for the season, the volume of water present in the creek is reduced considerably, at which time the creek splits into two or three small channels as it splashes into the pool below the falls."
waterfallsnorthwest.com

Thanks for taking a look! Much appreciated.

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Mt. Rainier rising above Myrtle Falls at sunrise. Nearby wildfire smoke added its colorful influence.

This lovely horsetail waterfall tumbles 72 feet on it's way to the Paradise Valley.

Thanks for taking a look! Always appreciated.

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