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Falls Creek Falls

Convergence

This shot is between the first and second tier of 3 tiers.

 

Falls Creek Falls is among the largest and most powerful waterfalls in southern Washington. It's a product of the volcanic eruptions which created nearby Big Lava Field - Falls Creek sends a considerable volume of water hurtling 335 feet over its valley's headwall in three distinct steps.

 

The upper tier veils 109 feet in a broad fan-shaped fall which skips down the initial tier of the cliff. Shortly after, the creek spreads out to a breadth of over 100-feet across a gently domed ledge and plunges 135 feet in several segments. After gathering through a cluster of large boulders which have fallen off the adjacent cliffs, the third tier leaps a final 91-feet into a narrow amphitheater gorge.

 

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Uploaded on May 13, 2022
Taken on April 22, 2022