5:56 Watching from a computer screen the falls didn't really seem that big but seeing that tiny fisher blew my mind. That is one massive waterfall, and certainly a beautiful one too!
I have visited most of these following other videos you have done before, but because of the combined beauty and the hike itself my top 3 favorites are: 1- Mcarthur-burney Falls 2- Rainbow Falls 3- Mcway Falls
thank you for your videos. I watch nearly all of the them when I can. The music is happy and relaxing and the cinematography is excellent and I always learn something. I so appreciate your content and it makes me happy.
Phantom Falls and Feather Falls are somewhat close to each other (near Oroville) are really beautiful. Phantom Falls is spectacular during wild flower season. Such a unique waterfall.
Great list. I'd have to say Burney is my favorite. Headed there in a couple weeks. There's a cool waterfall in Dunsmuir who's name is escaping me right now that is nice too. And easy to walk to.
Here's another recommendation for your bucket list: Horsetail Falls, from the Twin Bridges trailhead near Tahoe. Spectacular. (But keep any kids/pets on a short leash!) If you are ambitious you can continue past the falls up to Pyramid Peak.
Great list. The most unique falls I think is Moss Brae Falls in northern California, above Redding. I have a feeling you have been there, but didn't put it on your list because of the problem of getting there, and hiking along the railroad tracks.
Please convey my thanks to Levi. I am planning a road trip in a few weeks, and hope to see as many waterfalls, rivers, and lakes as I can, especially given the historic amount of precipitation we’ve had. Adding this one to my list, if I can get to it.
Horsetail Falls next to Silver Lake on the June Lake Loop is stunning in spring especially when viewed from a boat or from the top of the Rush Creek trail. Thanks for the great content Josh.
I looked on your blog and you have been to Berry creek falls one of my favorites because I live close by. It’s way more impressive in the winter or spring. I’m just sad about the fires that went through there, I want to see what happened but it will be closed for about a year
I have been to all the waterfalls in the San Gabriels that you "flashed", however there are a couple that I was 100% unaware of in other parts of the state and I just added those plus a few others that I am keeping on my bucket list. Great video, thank you!
Burney Falls are beautiful! Just visited a day ago! We loved it, easy hike;) I 😍California you have Redwood forests, Sierras, Lake Tahoe, Yosemite, the Pacific coast. Shasta county is like paradise;)
Another great list. Thanks. This is perhaps your list that I've least visited. My old man experience tip about waterfalls: always just go. On Yakushima Island in Japan my son and I were driving around the island (clockwise). The map kept showing another turnoff to a waterfall. Sure. Wow. Another one? Nah. But dad, this one is supposed to be... It sure was. I think there were four waterfalls each one different enough and spectacular enough to be worth the effort. So always: just shut-up and go see the waterfall. What I'd like to see are area guides, maybe listed by accessibility: drive and walk a minimal distance, hike a distance, etc... I find that when I'm say at Lava Beds National Monument finding out all the interesting things in the area is a bit disorganized. (You know like when you're on the plane home from Beijing and they show the video and you learn that what just looked like a tourist trap, and which this is the second longish stay in Qianmen you've walked by dozens of times... and only on the plane do you learn that it's over 500 years old and serves the best duck in town. We even looked up duck in the guidebook and ended up across town.) The Shasta area seems to be the least organized like this. (Probably totally subjective.) I got there and had no clue of where to go. I was just looking at my atlas and guessing at which roads would be interesting. Also, in a couple of years when SpaceX's Starlink network goes online, we'll have internet access all the time and everywhere (trees, museums, tunnels excepted).
Some more Northern California falls - Crystal Creek Falls north of Redding, easy access .25 mile flat walk from the hiway. Whiskeytown Falls - fairly steep 1.7 mile climb, also north of Redding. King's Creek Falls in Mt Lassen Volcanic Park. Wampama Falls at Hetch Hetchy Resevoir, part of Yosemite National Park but you catch it outside of the park entrance on 120. Faery Falls in the Mt. Shasta area. On the way up to Shasta right off I5 near Dunsmuir, Hedge Creek Falls. Short walk to it, and you can go behind the falls in a little cave like opening. Panorama Trail in Yosemite. We caught a shuttle to Glacier Point, then you walk 8 miles down to the Valley. You cross Illouette, Nevada, and Vernal Falls.
This channel has been so great while I've been inside with the shelter in place orders. These waterfalls are amazing and I can't wait to get out and see them. Thanks for these videos!
Perhaps you should take a trip up to Castle Crags State Park. Root Creek and Burstarse falls are definitely contenders for the list (when they're flowing at least).
I think Nevada falls and Vernal falls (both Merced river) are my favorite waterfalls in the state. They run year round also. Really love your videos! Thanks
Hooded Hill Hopper I used to hike to the top of Nevada Falls like it was a walk in the park (which it was, literally). Now I’d get winded walking across the parking lot to the start of the trail, lol. I’m grateful for the memories of those beautiful falls.
I hiked the PCT last year, and got to see a lot of these :) Yosemite is absolutely a wonderland, but getting to Burney Falls felt extra magical after hiking the long, dry stretch of the Hat Creek Rim!
The only one I have seen in person is Eaton Canyon, didn't know there were more. There's the one in Malibu Escondido Canyon and Solstice Canyon but that one is small.
Nice list! I'd be tempted to include Horsetail falls, but only for the Firefall event, and Eagle Falls in Tahoe. FYI, Yosemite Falls is one of the few in the world you can see a moonbow.
Would you be interested in doing a list of your favorite lakes in CA? There are soooo many wonderful lakes out there. Thanks you guys! I have lots of good memories at these places.
Beautiful waterfalls. I love it when there's a waterfall at the end of a hike.
Me too, it is a great payoff for the hike!
Nice list! Penasquitos Creek Waterfall is easy and fun to visit in San Diego.
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Watching from a computer screen the falls didn't really seem that big but seeing that tiny fisher blew my mind. That is one massive waterfall, and certainly a beautiful one too!
Thanks for sharing this. Just moved in Cali and very excited to travel around here...
Hope you enjoy it!
Going to be my new hobby going hiking !! Time for new scenery
Thank you so much for your videos .. it has motivated me to go explore more of our beautiful State.
I have visited most of these following other videos you have done before, but because of the combined beauty and the hike itself my top 3 favorites are:
1- Mcarthur-burney Falls
2- Rainbow Falls
3- Mcway Falls
Great choices!
thank you for your videos. I watch nearly all of the them when I can. The music is happy and relaxing and the cinematography is excellent and I always learn something. I so appreciate your content and it makes me happy.
You've really helped guide my day trips since I found your channel
So awesome, glad you enjoy the channel!
I wish I know this before I went to San Diego !
Beautiful scenery and great shots! I literally got shaky legs though seeing your Yosemite Falls shot on that super-narrow trail! 😂
It is a crazy trail at the end!
I was thinking the same thing! I have to work myself up for heights and narrow ledges. I think this one would be no bueno.
Amazing video as always! Dang we live in a beautiful state! 😍
I agree, California is so beautiful!
California is probably the most scenic place on the planet.
You should check out Hidden Falls at Hidden Falls Regional Park of Auburn, California. The Falls are about 30 feet tall. -Levi
I recommend that you visit Feather Falls near Oroville.
Hoping to finally visit that one this year!
That one is nice, I just wished we could get closer to it.
Agreed! Amazingly beautiful, especially in the springtime when al the flowers are blooming.
Jsm madrid You can walk all the way to the falls on the trail. its long but worth it.
In the spring time, you can watch the ladybugs swarms
Been to Middle falls in McCloud many times. It's amazing
whenever My head is cloudy with nothing inside better I just want to see this amazing place like this to make me better fresh mind !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hermit falls is awesome! I went cliff diving there it was amazing
Phantom Falls and Feather Falls are somewhat close to each other (near Oroville) are really beautiful. Phantom Falls is spectacular during wild flower season. Such a unique waterfall.
I was just at Tokopah falls this weekend. It was hot and not too much water on the falls but was still beautiful
Love your videos! Your vlogging style is very engaging and your pacing is phenomenal! Of course, your footage is ridonculous!! Keep em coming!!
Thank you so much!!
Phenobulous too!
Great list. I'd have to say Burney is my favorite. Headed there in a couple weeks. There's a cool waterfall in Dunsmuir who's name is escaping me right now that is nice too. And easy to walk to.
Here's another recommendation for your bucket list: Horsetail Falls, from the Twin Bridges trailhead near Tahoe. Spectacular. (But keep any kids/pets on a short leash!) If you are ambitious you can continue past the falls up to Pyramid Peak.
Thanks for the tips! Will have to check it out!
All beautiful waterfalls. Yosemite is my fave.
Thanks, lived in San Diego for over 20 years, but never heard of 3 sisters falls, will definitely give it a try.
Great list. The most unique falls I think is Moss Brae Falls in northern California, above Redding. I have a feeling you have been there, but didn't put it on your list because of the problem of getting there, and hiking along the railroad tracks.
I agree that Mossbrea is stunning, but since there is not an official trail to get there I left it off the list.
Alamere is my favorite hike. It has it all, Forest, beach, lakes, waterfall....
Look up Mossbrea falls, also northern call but it’s next to mount shasta. Super cold water any time of the year and you can visit even on winter
OMG...i wanna come here before i die.
BEAUTIFUL
Loved this list! Rainbow falls looks amazing and so does the one at Big Sur. So serene.
McWay is so incredible to see as it falls right on the sand!
Very thankful water falls information in Yosemite NP and California.. thanks for sharing your video
Levi, 6 years old, says his favorite waterfall is at Lake Jenkinson.
He loves your videos!!
Thats so awesome! I haven't been to that one. Tell him thanks for watching the videos!!
@@californiathroughmylens He says you should visit it. Thank you so much for replying! That made his day!
Please convey my thanks to Levi. I am planning a road trip in a few weeks, and hope to see as many waterfalls, rivers, and lakes as I can, especially given the historic amount of precipitation we’ve had. Adding this one to my list, if I can get to it.
Horsetail Falls next to Silver Lake on the June Lake Loop is stunning in spring especially when viewed from a boat or from the top of the Rush Creek trail. Thanks for the great content Josh.
Mossbrae Falls is also one of my favorite water falls in California
OMG! Your waterfalls list is the best!!!
I looked on your blog and you have been to Berry creek falls one of my favorites because I live close by. It’s way more impressive in the winter or spring. I’m just sad about the fires that went through there, I want to see what happened but it will be closed for about a year
I have been to all the waterfalls in the San Gabriels that you "flashed", however there are a couple that I was 100% unaware of in other parts of the state and I just added those plus a few others that I am keeping on my bucket list. Great video, thank you!
No problem, I hope you enjoy exploring them and I am glad you have seen so many already!
Burney Falls are beautiful! Just visited a day ago! We loved it, easy hike;) I 😍California you have Redwood forests, Sierras, Lake Tahoe, Yosemite, the Pacific coast. Shasta county is like paradise;)
Wonderful California waterfalls 👌👌👌
literally just went to all of these this last week all extremely breathtaking!
The North side of Mount Diablo in the Bay Area has a stunning waterfall. I have only visited after a good rain.
good job describing each waterfall
Thank you so much for this video! Definitely gonna check some of these out
Any recommendations for resources for hikes with accessible paths for people with limited mobility? Appreciated the tip about McWay Falls!
Been to green valley falls by that sisters waterfall
And the waterfalls in big bear I need to visit these too
You always do an awesome job with your videos... Thank you!
You always have very interesting videos. I always enjoy them all!
Thanks for all your good work.
Awesome waterfalls !!
Beautiful scenery ever
Another great list. Thanks. This is perhaps your list that I've least visited. My old man experience tip about waterfalls: always just go. On Yakushima Island in Japan my son and I were driving around the island (clockwise). The map kept showing another turnoff to a waterfall. Sure. Wow. Another one? Nah. But dad, this one is supposed to be... It sure was. I think there were four waterfalls each one different enough and spectacular enough to be worth the effort. So always: just shut-up and go see the waterfall.
What I'd like to see are area guides, maybe listed by accessibility: drive and walk a minimal distance, hike a distance, etc... I find that when I'm say at Lava Beds National Monument finding out all the interesting things in the area is a bit disorganized. (You know like when you're on the plane home from Beijing and they show the video and you learn that what just looked like a tourist trap, and which this is the second longish stay in Qianmen you've walked by dozens of times... and only on the plane do you learn that it's over 500 years old and serves the best duck in town. We even looked up duck in the guidebook and ended up across town.) The Shasta area seems to be the least organized like this. (Probably totally subjective.) I got there and had no clue of where to go. I was just looking at my atlas and guessing at which roads would be interesting.
Also, in a couple of years when SpaceX's Starlink network goes online, we'll have internet access all the time and everywhere (trees, museums, tunnels excepted).
Some more Northern California falls - Crystal Creek Falls north of Redding, easy access .25 mile flat walk from the hiway. Whiskeytown Falls - fairly steep 1.7 mile climb, also north of Redding. King's Creek Falls in Mt Lassen Volcanic Park. Wampama Falls at Hetch Hetchy Resevoir, part of Yosemite National Park but you catch it outside of the park entrance on 120. Faery Falls in the Mt. Shasta area. On the way up to Shasta right off I5 near Dunsmuir, Hedge Creek Falls. Short walk to it, and you can go behind the falls in a little cave like opening. Panorama Trail in Yosemite. We caught a shuttle to Glacier Point, then you walk 8 miles down to the Valley. You cross Illouette, Nevada, and Vernal Falls.
This channel has been so great while I've been inside with the shelter in place orders. These waterfalls are amazing and I can't wait to get out and see them. Thanks for these videos!
Great to hear! I hope you enjoy exploring them!
Awesome video man! Hopefully this showed some people that they might have a awesome waterfall practically in their back yard
I hope so too!
Surprised you knew about Alamere Falls! It’s always overlooked 🙌🏼😊 I hike it all the time since its close by. Great video 🙌🏼
Nice to see ur journey i Washington state😁
We got some nice also keep showing ur journey enjoy 👀 thank u,
Beautiful place to visit and enjoy. Love to visit all of this one day!
You should visit California in the future for sure, it is a pretty amazing state!
Love love love Cali
I would also recommend Mossbrae Falls near Shasta area! It’s very different than other waterfalls.
You need to see Feather Falls, above Lake Oroville. Awesome hike into the falls
@Maloney Poster 5th Generation, Northern Ca
@Maloney Poster You can't I'm retired and have no interest in doing any kind of business. Have a nice day
Thanks for sharing. Beautiful video
Horsetail falls in Lake Tahoe is a great one as well.
Perhaps you should take a trip up to Castle Crags State Park. Root Creek and Burstarse falls are definitely contenders for the list (when they're flowing at least).
Been to all the NorCal ones ! Need to explore down south !
You have to check out Feather falls if you haven’t been. It’s so beautiful
I think Nevada falls and Vernal falls (both Merced river) are my favorite waterfalls in the state. They run year round also. Really love your videos! Thanks
Those two are hard to beat for sure!
Hooded Hill Hopper I used to hike to the top of Nevada Falls like it was a walk in the park (which it was, literally). Now I’d get winded walking across the parking lot to the start of the trail, lol. I’m grateful for the memories of those beautiful falls.
Thank you for the recommendations
Another beautiful video. Thank you!
My pleasure!
Burney Falls and McCloud Falls are epic
Horsetail Falls on Pyramid Creek just above the old site of Twin Bridges (US 50) is pretty spectacular when PG&E is letting water out of Lake Aloha
Thanks for the tip, I will have to check it out!
So Amazing! Nice tour..Very Beautiful Place, Love to visit all of this one day! enjoy watching. From New york.😀👍
McWay is the best. Glad to know there are waterfall fans.
If u get to the Big Island my faveis Akaka falls.
The Big Island alsohas a Rainbow falls 🌈
Great Video, I'd have to say my favorite is Mossbrae Falls in Dunsmuir.
Fantastic video. Enjoyed watching. Thank you.
I hiked the PCT last year, and got to see a lot of these :) Yosemite is absolutely a wonderland, but getting to Burney Falls felt extra magical after hiking the long, dry stretch of the Hat Creek Rim!
I bet the PCT was amazing, that is such a great accomplishment!
I love the "secret" waterfall near Dunsmuir .. its the Mossbrae fall. He should try that too if you haven't.
I would love to go back there soon.
Great list. The Big Sir one is calling me.
It is a beautiful waterfall for sure!
Amazing shots!!!
Wow...
I love it.!!! Nice video
I love California!!!
😀😀😀😅
Your channel is truly exceptional. Thanks!
Awesome list! We are CA waterfall deprived. We've only been to MCloud - one on that list. But can't count the Oregon ones we have seen. GREAT JOB!
Oregon is an amazing state for waterfalls too!
I feel like l found gold with this channel
Btw, VERY nice shots!!
Welcome aboard! Thanks for the comment!
The only one I have seen in person is Eaton Canyon, didn't know there were more. There's the one in Malibu Escondido Canyon and Solstice Canyon but that one is small.
beautiful, thanks for sharing
Nice Video. I need to get out for California exploration more often.
Nice list! I'd be tempted to include Horsetail falls, but only for the Firefall event, and Eagle Falls in Tahoe. FYI, Yosemite Falls is one of the few in the world you can see a moonbow.
Those are both great choices as well!
I like all scenery
Check out Snow Creek falls nor. Side of my. San Jancinto ca. Flows more in the spring. Maybe 300 ft.
If you haven't seen Potem falls near Round Mountain it's worth a detour on your way to Burney falls from Redding
Great video! Thank you
Cool.. love it. Thank You
Have you been to Tish Tang falls? Very special land
thanks you made my trip ...
I love Burney Falls. Easy hike from car
Thank you!!!
Would you be interested in doing a list of your favorite lakes in CA? There are soooo many wonderful lakes out there. Thanks you guys! I have lots of good memories at these places.
Aw , ya missed Mossbrae Falles on the the Upper Sac ....weeping rock wall !
You should check out Cedar Creek Falls in San Diego County
You should do a video on carilou falls on Lewis Creek trailhead 1 by Oakhurst California. It has a swimming hole and it's awesome
Sounds awesome, thanks for the tip!
No problem. And thank you both for the info on different trails to waterfalls and spots to get a bite to eat. Great work on the videos.
Beautiful
Beautiful.... thank you :-)
Thank you friend... i love ur videos 👏👏👏
Glad you like them!
Taking notes 📝 for after this pandemic