This is bridal veil falls, near Valdez:
And Horsetails falls, right down the road.
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champy1013
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On my trip to Alaska, I got some great shots of wonderful waterfalls - a lot of them were found on the way to Valdez, Alaska - on the Richardson highway. There are also great waterfalls around the Haines area, some plunging directly into the ocean...Kenai Fjords, around Seward has some too. Prepare to get wet, it's a rainforest up there - raining every other day in the summer months.
This is bridal veil falls, near Valdez:
And Horsetails falls, right down the road.
This is bridal veil falls, near Valdez:
And Horsetails falls, right down the road.
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i bet a lot of these would be great to walk in/around
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I think climbing is your only option.
I prefer our shale/limestone falls to the granite ones of the west. The water takes so ling to cut throught he granite, the falls are barely cut out after thousands of years. Here a thousand years bulds more character into a falls.
regardless... great shots. When did you get up to alaska?
I prefer our shale/limestone falls to the granite ones of the west. The water takes so ling to cut throught he granite, the falls are barely cut out after thousands of years. Here a thousand years bulds more character into a falls.
regardless... great shots. When did you get up to alaska?
