This roadside “attraction” is a real gem, a real treasure actually. I was heading to Denver after a stop in Pagosa Springs and decided to make a stop at Treasure Falls. According to legend, there’s “a treasure of gold” buried in the mountain home to the falls. In the late 1700s about 300 Frenchmen secretly … Continue reading
I’ve admired Fish Creek Falls several times during summer stays in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. But, I’d never see them completely iced over….until now. In summer the cold alpine water thunders over the 280-foot legendary falls that are just minutes from downtown Steamboat. In winter, it’s a world of white, ice, and quiet. It was cold … Continue reading
It’s a historic rest stop with waterfalls. You can see one of them from South Carolina’s Highway 11, also known as the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway. It’s a small park, only about 60 acres, but it’s packed with nature and history. This hike is easy and great for families since it’s a one-mile loop to … Continue reading
Chagrin Falls, Ohio, is quaint walkable historic village about 30 minutes from Cleveland. In the center of this town, which dates back to 1833, are waterfalls. Like the town, the falls are small but wonderful. There are great views from both sides of the falls. On one side you can walk down stairs and explore … Continue reading
One of my favorite spots in my hometown of Greenville, South Carolina, is Falls Park on the Reedy. Standing on the curved suspension Liberty Bridge taking in the picturesque park of waterfalls and gardens is a must on any visit to Greenville. Pair your visit to the falls with dining outside in one of the … Continue reading
Just nine miles east of Aspen on Highway 82, Independence Pass, are grottos. A grotto is a geological term for a cave or cavern. The Grottos near Aspen were formed by rushing water of the Roaring Fork River. There is only an elevation gain of 300 feet on the three-quarters of a mile loop making … Continue reading
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