Yellowstone’s Majestic Waterfalls

Greetings all,

Back in August I shared photos of a recent six-day backpacking trip to the cascade corner of Yellowstone National Park. (I greatly enjoyed my companions, the hike, the adventure and the waterfalls.) Because the trip was so rewarding, I decided my next Eppson Center presentation would focus on Yellowstone Waterfalls (It’s scheduled for October 21^st, flier attached YNP Waterfalls Presentation Announcement (October21st)). But, though I’ve visited many waterfalls in the park I’ve actually only video-taped a few so planned a return trip in early October.  Visiting Yellowstone in October can be challenging primarily due to weather (rain, sun and snow) but can also make a lovely setting for photos. I visited and filmed 15 waterfalls in three days: exhausting and wonderful. Below are a few photos from the trip and if you are in Laramie Monday October 21st hope you’ll join me at the Eppson Center presentation.

Moose Falls (near South Entrance) – Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Crystal Falls (view from Upper Falls overlook) – Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Fairy Falls (easy on-trail hike) – Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Undine Falls (road side pullout) – Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Sylvan Lake (early morning) – Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Willow Park lake (early morning) – Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Lake near Norris Geyser Basin (early morning) – Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Kepler Cascades (road side pullout) – Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Mystic Falls (easy on-trail hike) – Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Grizzly Bear (October snow) – Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming