July 2007. Looking to kill some time before checkin time, we followed some signs off the freeway promising a 'scenic view'. Which it really, really was. I don't think these pictures quite do the scale of the water fall justice. At 112 feet high and a thousand feet wide, it was a truly impressive amount of rock and water, even in summer with a good portion of the Snake River's flow already diverted for irrigation. It was especially surprising turning that corner and arriving at this rugged gorge after how flat, tame and cultivated the land we drove through to get there had been.
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