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  1. Any great mountain adventures should start with a waterfall along the trail. The more waterfalls, the better the adventure! The beauty seen, the cool
    breeze felt, rewards the soul hiker beginning to end. 

    My friend and I set out on the Van Trump trail, named after Philemon Beecher Van Trump; best  known as the first person with a documented ascent of Mt Rainier along with Hazard Stevens back in 1870. The creek, trail and glacier are all named after P.B. V.T., even the falls below Christine are named after his daughter. Discussing plans for this trip we renamed the route VT trail as just hearing the word trump is a negative reminder of a different heartless man. Though the two people are completely unrelated. As a national park supporter & guide, I have witnessed how much the budget cuts have deeply impacted the park negatively. Still a worthy trail to pursue for the mountains beauty felt through out.

    There are 3 named waterfalls in this approach, Christine Falls, Bloucher Falls and Comet Falls. Comet Falls certainly is the biggest and one of the grandest falls Ive seen within the Mt Rainier National Park boundary. There are hundreds of trails I have yet to do but feel this trail is one of the most scenic approaches up the mountain Ive found so far...

    #MountainMonday #mountains #waterfalls #hiking #splitboarding #tahoma #MtRainer #mtrainiernationalpark

  2. A 4WD tour through the rugged interior of #Tahiti in French #Polynesia with its #rainforests is a wonderful experience. We saw more than 100 #waterfalls after it had rained the day before. Did you do this tour? backpackandsnorkel.com/Tahiti/

  3. #Iceland is a rugged and beautiful country. Its volcanic origin gives rise to #lava fields, geysers, #waterfalls , lava tubes, #hotpools and beautiful #scenery . Here is a detailed itinerary for the Golden Circle and a Reykjavik walking tour. backpackandsnorkel.com/Iceland/

  4. The town of Victoria Falls in #Zimbabwe has the world's largest #waterfalls with the world's largest sheet of falling water. But there is much more to see and do.
    Here are the 3 best things to do in Victoria Falls:
    #Travel #BUCKETLIST #TravelBlog backpackandsnorkel.com/Zimbabw

  5. sandspice.com/luang-prabang/

    Luang Prabang 🌊 🏞️ 💦 Rivers, Mountains & Waterfalls

    If you're into temples, monks, and the kind of peace that makes you want to scream, this might just be your personal nirvana. For the rest of us, there's always the Beerlau ... 🍺

    #LuangPrabang #Laos #Mekong #LuangSi #Waterfalls #Travel
    sandspice.com/luang-prabang/?f

  6. This #LakeDistrict walk on Gowbarrow Fell provides some fabulous views along Ullswater without a massive amount of climbing, by following the contours of the hill. Great views of Blencathra. Visits Aira Force waterfall. See happyhiker.co.uk/MyWalks/LakeD
    #Cumbria
    #Waterfalls

  7. #Tahiti shows its volcanic origins by having mostly black sand #beaches , a few whitish beaches and a rugged interior. There is good #snorkeling, #swimming, #hiking and hundreds of #waterfalls after a rainy day. What did you like most about Tahiti? backpackandsnorkel.com/Tahiti/

  8. #Tahiti shows its volcanic origins by having mostly black sand #beaches , a few whitish beaches and a rugged interior. There is good #snorkeling, #swimming, #hiking and hundreds of #waterfalls after a rainy day. What did you like most about Tahiti? backpackandsnorkel.com/Tahiti/

  9. The town of Victoria Falls in #Zimbabwe has the world's largest #waterfalls with the world's largest sheet of falling water. But there is much more to see and do.
    Here are the 3 best things to do in Victoria Falls:
    #Travel #BUCKETLIST #TravelBlog backpackandsnorkel.com/Zimbabw

  10. Fall Break – Sørsidevegen & Solvorn

    Last autumn, we stayed for a week along the Lustrafjorden in western Norway. On one of the days, we decided to do a donut around our arm of the fjord to explore the villages of Skjolden, Ornes and Solvorn.

    Sørsidevegen is a tiny road that winds along the fjord from Skjolden, a town at the very end of Lustrafjorden, past Feigefossen (the waterfall we could see from our rental across the fjord) and ends at the village of Ornes. We wanted to check out the Urnes Stave Church but there was a construction crew outside so we just took a quick peek before we boarded an old ferry that chugged us across Lustrafjorden to the very cute village of Solvorn.

    Here are some images captured along Sørsidevegen as well as in the village of Solvorn last fall.

    White houses in Skjolden across the turquoise waters of a river that is about to enter the Lustrafjorden Looking from Skjolden over Lustrafjorden The tiny Sørsidevegen Farms with a partial view of Feigefossen (our view from our rental was better, actually) Some shaggy friends on the hillside Signs of fall (which came late again this past year) A small set of twin falls along the roadway Urnes Stavkyrkje apparently having gotten some beauty work done Looking through a porthole in the ferry at the village of Solvorn (most car ferries in Norway are now electric so this old chugger was a bit of a throwback) A large tree next to the oldest family-run hotel in Norway Some of the trees in Solvorn were just starting to turn as colorful as the rorbu Rocks and red rorbu Looking the other way from the beach Close on the colorful rorbu Just a couple of buoys having a break Someone’s tiny cottage Another look at rocks and rorbu The diving platform Can’t get enough of rocks and rorbu See how the turquoise water looks in the shallow, sandy areas near the beach #Architecture #church #Churches #Fjord #Norway #Ornes #Photoblog #Photography #Sheep #Solvorn #Travel #Waterfalls
  11. 2025-06-17, Tu: Hear birds singing and #waterfalls roaring, during an hour and a half long #walk and #hike through the endless green #forest of #Žumberak - a less known #nature park in #Croatia. Now for free, as a #fitness video on #Kinomap:

    kinomap.com/browse/watch/10604

  12. Roads cutting through mountain ranges and waterfalls
    Do they cause landslides and reactivate old ones?

    Temporary fix for Waterfall Way at Gordonville slip site
    "Waterfall Way has reopened between Bellingen and Dorrigo after temporary repairs to the Gordonville slip site. The temporary fix consists of a gravel filled shipping container wall, two containers high and eight containers long, attached to the rockface using nine high-strength steel anchors drilled deep into the rockface." >>
    insidelocalgovernment.com.au/t

    Video of landslide: Waterfall Way, Gordonville Crossing Landslip >>
    youtube.com/watch?v=ZGymAVc1u8g

    Do roads mean landslides are more likely? >>
    blogs.egu.eu/geolog/2015/01/16

    Could road constructions be more hazardous than an earthquake in terms of mass movement?

    "In this study, we report a distinct correlation of mass movements and major road constructions that explicitly shows human impact on mountainous environments which are under anthropogenic disturbance recently. Our results further suggest that slope instabilities increased drastically after major service road constructions for hydroelectric power plants and as well as other road extension works."

    "We also stress that the impact of road construction can disturb the natural slope equilibrium to an extent comparable with moderate (larger than 6 Mw) earthquakes."

    "Such an observation implies that human activities can have a large, if not even dominant, impact on landscape evolution and the natural regime of surface processes. This is part of the definition of “Anthropocene,” an age where our society shapes nature for our purposes, frequently at the risk of damaging ourselves."
    link.springer.com/article/10.1

    Image: Sisyphus, Franz von Stuck, 1920

    #roads #WaterFallWay #mountains #ecosystem #denudation #overloading #waterfalls #Bellingenshire #Dorrigo #landslides #landslips #infrastructure #cars #engineering #Sisyphus #mindsets #Anthropocene

  13. Roads cutting through mountain ranges and waterfalls
    Do they cause landslides and reactivate old ones?

    Temporary fix for Waterfall Way at Gordonville slip site
    "Waterfall Way has reopened between Bellingen and Dorrigo after temporary repairs to the Gordonville slip site. The temporary fix consists of a gravel filled shipping container wall, two containers high and eight containers long, attached to the rockface using nine high-strength steel anchors drilled deep into the rockface." >>
    insidelocalgovernment.com.au/t

    Video of landslide: Waterfall Way, Gordonville Crossing Landslip >>
    youtube.com/watch?v=ZGymAVc1u8g

    Do roads mean landslides are more likely? >>
    blogs.egu.eu/geolog/2015/01/16

    Could road constructions be more hazardous than an earthquake in terms of mass movement?

    "In this study, we report a distinct correlation of mass movements and major road constructions that explicitly shows human impact on mountainous environments which are under anthropogenic disturbance recently. Our results further suggest that slope instabilities increased drastically after major service road constructions for hydroelectric power plants and as well as other road extension works."

    "We also stress that the impact of road construction can disturb the natural slope equilibrium to an extent comparable with moderate (larger than 6 Mw) earthquakes."

    "Such an observation implies that human activities can have a large, if not even dominant, impact on landscape evolution and the natural regime of surface processes. This is part of the definition of “Anthropocene,” an age where our society shapes nature for our purposes, frequently at the risk of damaging ourselves."
    link.springer.com/article/10.1

    Image: Sisyphus, Franz von Stuck, 1920

    #roads #WaterFallWay #mountains #ecosystem #denudation #overloading #waterfalls #Bellingenshire #Dorrigo #landslides #landslips #infrastructure #cars #engineering #Sisyphus #mindsets #Anthropocene

  14. Roads cutting through mountain ranges and waterfalls
    Do they cause landslides and reactivate old ones?

    Temporary fix for Waterfall Way at Gordonville slip site
    "Waterfall Way has reopened between Bellingen and Dorrigo after temporary repairs to the Gordonville slip site. The temporary fix consists of a gravel filled shipping container wall, two containers high and eight containers long, attached to the rockface using nine high-strength steel anchors drilled deep into the rockface." >>
    insidelocalgovernment.com.au/t

    Video of landslide: Waterfall Way, Gordonville Crossing Landslip >>
    youtube.com/watch?v=ZGymAVc1u8g

    Do roads mean landslides are more likely? >>
    blogs.egu.eu/geolog/2015/01/16

    Could road constructions be more hazardous than an earthquake in terms of mass movement?

    "In this study, we report a distinct correlation of mass movements and major road constructions that explicitly shows human impact on mountainous environments which are under anthropogenic disturbance recently. Our results further suggest that slope instabilities increased drastically after major service road constructions for hydroelectric power plants and as well as other road extension works."

    "We also stress that the impact of road construction can disturb the natural slope equilibrium to an extent comparable with moderate (larger than 6 Mw) earthquakes."

    "Such an observation implies that human activities can have a large, if not even dominant, impact on landscape evolution and the natural regime of surface processes. This is part of the definition of “Anthropocene,” an age where our society shapes nature for our purposes, frequently at the risk of damaging ourselves."
    link.springer.com/article/10.1

    Image: Sisyphus, Franz von Stuck, 1920

    #roads #WaterFallWay #mountains #ecosystem #denudation #overloading #waterfalls #Bellingenshire #Dorrigo #landslides #landslips #infrastructure #cars #engineering #Sisyphus #mindsets #Anthropocene

  15. Roads cutting through mountain ranges and waterfalls
    Do they cause landslides and reactivate old ones?

    Temporary fix for Waterfall Way at Gordonville slip site
    "Waterfall Way has reopened between Bellingen and Dorrigo after temporary repairs to the Gordonville slip site. The temporary fix consists of a gravel filled shipping container wall, two containers high and eight containers long, attached to the rockface using nine high-strength steel anchors drilled deep into the rockface." >>
    insidelocalgovernment.com.au/t

    Video of landslide: Waterfall Way, Gordonville Crossing Landslip >>
    youtube.com/watch?v=ZGymAVc1u8g

    Do roads mean landslides are more likely? >>
    blogs.egu.eu/geolog/2015/01/16

    Could road constructions be more hazardous than an earthquake in terms of mass movement?

    "In this study, we report a distinct correlation of mass movements and major road constructions that explicitly shows human impact on mountainous environments which are under anthropogenic disturbance recently. Our results further suggest that slope instabilities increased drastically after major service road constructions for hydroelectric power plants and as well as other road extension works."

    "We also stress that the impact of road construction can disturb the natural slope equilibrium to an extent comparable with moderate (larger than 6 Mw) earthquakes."

    "Such an observation implies that human activities can have a large, if not even dominant, impact on landscape evolution and the natural regime of surface processes. This is part of the definition of “Anthropocene,” an age where our society shapes nature for our purposes, frequently at the risk of damaging ourselves."
    link.springer.com/article/10.1

    Image: Sisyphus, Franz von Stuck, 1920

    #roads #WaterFallWay #mountains #ecosystem #denudation #overloading #waterfalls #Bellingenshire #Dorrigo #landslides #landslips #infrastructure #cars #engineering #Sisyphus #mindsets #Anthropocene

  16. Roads cutting through mountain ranges and waterfalls
    Do they cause landslides and reactivate old ones?

    Temporary fix for Waterfall Way at Gordonville slip site
    "Waterfall Way has reopened between Bellingen and Dorrigo after temporary repairs to the Gordonville slip site. The temporary fix consists of a gravel filled shipping container wall, two containers high and eight containers long, attached to the rockface using nine high-strength steel anchors drilled deep into the rockface." >>
    insidelocalgovernment.com.au/t

    Video of landslide: Waterfall Way, Gordonville Crossing Landslip >>
    youtube.com/watch?v=ZGymAVc1u8g

    Do roads mean landslides are more likely? >>
    blogs.egu.eu/geolog/2015/01/16

    Could road constructions be more hazardous than an earthquake in terms of mass movement?

    "In this study, we report a distinct correlation of mass movements and major road constructions that explicitly shows human impact on mountainous environments which are under anthropogenic disturbance recently. Our results further suggest that slope instabilities increased drastically after major service road constructions for hydroelectric power plants and as well as other road extension works."

    "We also stress that the impact of road construction can disturb the natural slope equilibrium to an extent comparable with moderate (larger than 6 Mw) earthquakes."

    "Such an observation implies that human activities can have a large, if not even dominant, impact on landscape evolution and the natural regime of surface processes. This is part of the definition of “Anthropocene,” an age where our society shapes nature for our purposes, frequently at the risk of damaging ourselves."
    link.springer.com/article/10.1

    Image: Sisyphus, Franz von Stuck, 1920

    #roads #WaterFallWay #mountains #ecosystem #denudation #overloading #waterfalls #Bellingenshire #Dorrigo #landslides #landslips #infrastructure #cars #engineering #Sisyphus #mindsets #Anthropocene

  17. #FotoVorschlag 'Weitwinklig verzerrt' / 'Wide-angle distortion'

    Wenn man es übertreiben will, nimmt man eine Insta360 X4.

    If you want to go overboard, get an Insta360 X4.

    #photography #fotografie #naturephotography #waterfalls #insta360x4

  18. Despite the dismal weather there has been a lot of recent interest in my Bronte #Waterfalls and Top Withens walk. I expect the waterfalls are in fine form! The walk starts from Haworth in #WestYorkshire. See happyhiker.co.uk/MyWalks/WestY
    #Yorkshire

  19. The mountain is falling off on Waterfall! Way due to traffic overloading

    "The road is a key tourism and agricultural route between north-west NSW and the coast, vital for the transport of livestock, dairy and produce over the Great Dividing Range...We've had 150 tonnes coming down over the initial 50 tonnes of material that fell."
    >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-01-29/far

    Landslide susceptibility near highways is increased by 1 order of magnitude in the Andes of southern Ecuador, Loja province
    "Mountain roads in developing countries are known to increase landslide occurrence due to often inadequate drainage systems and mechanical destabilization of hillslopes by undercutting and overloading." >>
    nhess.copernicus.org/articles/

    #roads #landslides #slopes #traffic #trucks #waterfalls #mountains #Dorrigo #MidNorthCoast #NSW #tourism #FossilFuels #climate #WaterFallWay

  20. A drone view shows competitors taking part in the annual international waterfall jumping competition held in the old town of Jajce, #Bosnia and #Herzegovina, August 9. REUTERS/Amel Emric

    #photography
    #waterfalls
    #diving

  21. Unexpected journey 2
    An absolute mini adventure to track this one. Trusted my navigational instincts, this wonder-fall waterfall is shadowed by its mate, the famous and highly visited Middle Black Clough Waterfall. This is one however, is glorious to the eye and is very sexy for as far as waterfalls are concerned. You’ll know what I mean when you find it. @waterfalls_collective @waterfalls.in.heaven @scatto_waterfalls @scatto_longexposure Near Black Clough Waterfall ISO 100 f/16 6.0s #waterfalls #britishwaterfalls #waterfallsofbritian #dartmoor #landscape #landscapephotography #longexposure #longexposures #olympusuk @olympusuk #omdem1 #oohyeah #nature #hoyafilters #variabledensity #peaks #peakdistrict #derbyshire #glossop @peakdistrictnationalpark @peakdistrictnt #peakdistrictnationalpark @lathkilldalecott ...
    Credit : waterfallsofbritain (flickr.com/people/185948287@N03)
    #landscapephotography #nature