Waterfall


I don't remember the name of the falls right now, but we hiked up a REALLY STEEP trail to get to them. They are 120 feet high and are beautiful.


Uncle Paul took Elizabeth down so she could feel how cold the water is.


She had such a great time playing on the rocks and even collected a few small ones to bring home!

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