Snail Cascade

Beautifull Aleyna, Breathtaking even..

wow

Fan....tastic................what a view................

Amazing !

Wonderful !

Beautiful....

Reminds me of Iguazú...just amazing.

Thanks for the comments :).
There is a stair down, 738 steps stair, to the ones with enough physical endurance...
last time I went down was 2000... breathless when got back... for a long while .. lol
Now i drive turists there and wait in a bench appreciating the view .... :D

Oh boy oh boy Iguaçú is way bigger than this... and yes its a wonderful view!

What a beautiful picture

Stunning!

Well in the picture this one looks big! I've been to Iguazú and yes it's awesome, an experience I will never forget!!

Yes, Iguaçú is impressive.
I guess every country has its own beauty ..
I had the same sensation when i saw the giant redwoods this year... almost impossible to describe :o)

Oh I envy you Aleyna, I would looove to see the giant redwoods...

Aleyna:

Absolutely, gorgeous photo! I love water falls!

Did you see the Giant California Redwoods?

I lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for many years... and always
loved driving through the California Coastal Redwood Forest.

Delonix:
Yes, I did see the redwoods and had a wonderful walk through the park.
I came early when the visitors center was oppening and start the hiking by 8:30 am, by myself, no guides.
It was the best and wonderful hiking I did in my life...valious!
Can't describe the sensation... it is wordless.

Aleyna:

Which Redwood Forest CA. State Park did you visit? Was it Big Basin or East of Big Sur or the Redwoods Forest of Marin County?

I know there's many other Redwood Forest State Parks - from Central California to Southern Coastal Oregon.

Delonix,
My trip was from LA to Portland throught the Interstate 1, 101 and 5, the big sur and the coast.
Left Hawyard saturday morning heading Sausalito, took that picture by the Golden Gate bridge, and some others.
Drove up north, stopping in Fort Bragg for lunch and buy some cookies from the Cookies Factory... my daughter asked for and spent the night in Garberville.
I've started at Humboldt Redwoods State park, then moved north to the Redwood National Park. From there through del norte until Bandon, where I spent the night, then took the 38 west to I5 and headed to Portland.
It was an entire sunday living with the redwoods, my daughter was upset because I didnt stop in any visitor center to buy souvenirs or something, only took pictures from framed pictures of redwoods hwy construction and those long long pine trunks being carried along the route.

Awesome