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Yellowstone National Park
Waterfalls

This is a listing of the waterfalls in Yellowstone in addition to those we have described. Information about these — and the many other sights in Yellowstone National Park — is available from the National Park Service.

 

Waterfalls by Name Crystal Falls - Canyon Village Fairy Falls - Midway Geyser Basin Firehole Canyon Falls - Firehole Canyon Drive Gibbon Falls - Madison Lewis River Falls - Lewis River Bridge Lower Falls - Canyon Village Moose Falls - Southern Entrance Mystic Falls - Biscuit Basin Rustic Falls - Mammoth Hot Spgs Silver Cord Cascade* - Canyon Village Undine Falls - Mammoth Hot Spgs Upper Falls - Canyon Village

Waterfalls by Location Biscuit Basin: Mystic Falls Canyon Village: Crystal Falls Canyon Village: Lower Falls Canyon Village: Silver Cord Cascade Canyon Village: Upper Falls Firehole Canyon Drive: Firehole Canyon Falls Lewis River Bridge: Lewis River Falls Madison: Gibbon Falls Mammoth Hot Spgs: Undine Falls Mammoth Hot Spgs: Rustic Falls Midway Geyser Basin: Fairy Falls Southern Entrance: Moose Falls

• Canyon Village & Yellowstone Falls

• Photos by Eugen Winklharrer

• Yellowstone Waterfalls (descriptions and photos)
  includes clickable map

• Yellowstone National Park (official site)

*A note about Silver Cord Cascade:

The 1,200 foot tall Silver Cord Cascade really should have been named Silver THREAD Cascade. Surface Creek, in itself a tiny run - even when there is water in it - runs down the side of a canyon wall on its way to Yellowstone Canyon east of Canyon Village. We have had several inquiries about Silver Cord so we attempted to get information about it from the NPS people at Yellowstone. Responses from various people ranged from, "... never heard of it...", through, "we don't consider it a waterfall..." to one chap (possibly a ranger) who described it as, "... a part-time, skinny thread which, when viewed from across the canyon at the right time in the afternoon, shines like a brilliant silver thread." There is a trail which goes to Ribbon Lake from which one can get a more close-up view. Perhaps Silver Cord Cascade is best left to the almanacs as one of the tallest 'waterfalls' in the United States.

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