cbobcat49 wrote:Definitely worth a visit. There always seems to be water even in the driest of summers. (like this one) You'd have to arrive very early in the morning for good photography though. There's always people playing and wading in the water in front of the falls.
I guess I will stay at the campground for a night, so I can stay after sunset and also head out early.
It will be my very first trip to shoot waterfalls in summer, I've never done it before.
Good thing, I can use my Five Ten Canyoneering Boots and walk into the creek without fearing to slip and fall.
That happened a few times with my regular hiking boots.