Multnomah Falls
So here it is, Multnomah Falls "the second highest year-round waterfall in the United States" after Yosemite Falls. That's according to the United States Forestry Service website, Wikipedia and various other sources.
Am I the only one who sees the problem here? No, obviously not. Everyone knows that Yosemite Falls is not a year-round fall. Just ask all those heartbroken tourists that drove through the scorching Central Valley August heat all the way to Yosemite, only to find the world's second highest waterfall - dry.
So, if Yosemite Falls is not the United States' highest year-round fall, doesn't that make Multnomah Falls title holder?
posted by Travelburro at 8:04 AM
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Out of all the idiotic questions I was aked when working in Yosemite Valley was, "Do they turn the falls off at night?"
A.P.
what was your answer?
yo, fantastic picture. C.
I was in shock and unable to answer, "of course, one half hour after sundown."
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