Another one of the waterfalls located in Yellowstone National Park is Gibbon Falls. Gibbon Falls is one of the most visited falls in Yellowstone because it is located right off of the southern Grand Loop Road, between Norris and Madison Junction.
Discovered in 1872 by members of the second Hayden survey group, the Gibbon Falls is located where the Gibbon River plunges 84 feet off of the northern escarpment down into the Yellowstone Caldera.
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Wow! what a spectacular shot. I love the view from up above, and the hard splash of the waters!
Now that is some water flow. Must have been quite heart pounding.
Fantastic shots, that is an amazing amount of water coming over the falls!
REally nice to see some falls we missed on our trip, the road was under construction so we decided to skip that part of the park. Beautiful shots.
I can imagine the roar and spray of the waterfall. Nice shot!
Very imnpressive and probably really noisy too! A great shot!
Magnificent waterfall - and wonderful shots!
I would just love to hear the sound of that, great photo.
Cheers!
Guy
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Water is an Earth element that helps me refocus my attention from the day's thoughts & worries to something that is a real blessing. Waterfalls are the best at this! ~Maria
Lovely photos of the falls. Very classic and nostalgic looking.
How did you get these photos --- with all the construction this year, and unable to park and walk down to see it closer?
How did you capture these shots?
Great photo of spectacular falls.
Great waterfall..
Wonderful shots, The water in the first is like a frothy bridal veil.
Gorgeous photos! I can almost feel the spray of water on my face and hear the sound of the rushing water.
~Lisa
Beautiful water I would love to see Gibson Falls. Have you ever been to Burney Falls in N Calif they are neat as well!
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