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Adams Canyon Falls drops 40 feet into a slot canyon pool above Layton — one of the most rewarding waterfall hikes in Davis County and a Wasatch Front classic for Salt Lake City and Ogden hikers.
Stewart Falls plunges 200 feet in two tiers down the face of Mount Timpanogos near Sundance Resort — one of the most dramatic and rewarding waterfall hikes on the Wasatch Front.
<p>Balcony House is Mesa Verde's most physically demanding ranger-led tour, designed as a deliberately intimate encounter with Ancestral Puebloan architecture. The 40-room dwelling clings to a sheer c...
Bridal Veil Falls plunges 607 feet in two tiers down the limestone walls of Provo Canyon — Utah's most famous roadside waterfall and one of the tallest double-cataract falls in the world.
Rainbow Falls drops 101 feet over a lava plug on the Middle Fork San Joaquin River in Devils Postpile National Monument — named for the rainbows that appear in its mist on sunny afternoons near Mammoth Lakes.
<p>Cliff Palace is the largest cliff dwelling in North America, a staggering 150-room village tucked beneath a sandstone overhang that the Ancestral Puebloans constructed between roughly 1190 and 1280...
Mossbrae Falls emerges from a mossy hillside in dozens of streams and curtains along the Sacramento River near Dunsmuir — one of California's most unique and hauntingly beautiful waterfall experiences.
Sturtevant Falls drops 50 feet in a shaded canyon of the San Gabriel Mountains — the most beloved waterfall in the Angeles National Forest and a beloved escape for millions of Los Angeles hikers.
<p>The Collie Ridge Trail explores the upland karst terrain above Mammoth Cave, a landscape defined by the same soluble limestone bedrock that created the cave system below. The loop climbs through a ...
Alamere Falls cascades over a coastal bluff directly onto Wildcat Beach at Point Reyes — one of only two tidal waterfalls on the US Pacific Coast and the reward for a beautiful 8-mile round trip hike.
McWay Falls drops 80 feet directly onto an untouched Pacific beach in Big Sur — one of the only tidal waterfalls in California and arguably the most photographed landscape on the California coast.
<p>The Mammoth Cave Railroad Bike and Hike Trail follows the original roadbed of the Mammoth Cave Railroad, a narrow-gauge line that operated from 1886 until 1931 carrying tourists from the L&N mainli...
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