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A stream gently meanders through the forest in Western Maryland on a Spring afternoon.
Lush Vegatation, River Crossings, Cascades, and WIldlife greet visitors and backpackers in the Cohutta Wilderness of North Georgia
Great Smokey Mountain Riverside Landscape
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Pine Hills Nature Preserve is a quiet, three and a half mile hike in Montgomery County, Indiana. The entrance to the nature preserve now is through Shades State Park. It is 470 acres, and the walk is steep and crosses hazardous areas like Devil's Backbone. It is a narrow natural bridge. Indian Creek cut deep gorges creating four narrow backbone ridges opening to larger Sugar Creek. I have been to Pine Hills many times, hardly seeing another visitor. Spring was a particular nice time to travel as the Virginia Bluebells and Redbud trees were blooming.
Recent flooding left debris alongside the river banks
Great Smokey Mountains, Cataloochie Creek. Photographed by acclaimed wildlife photographer and writer, Dr. William J. Weber.
Greer Spring is the second largest spring in the Ozarks, with an average discharge of 360 cubic feet (10 m3) of water per second. Greer Spring was designated a National Natural Landmark in 1980. The mouth of the spring branch is roughly 0.5 miles upstream (west) of the Missouri Route 19 bridge over the Eleven Point River. Greer Spring may be the most secluded and undisturbed big spring in the Ozarks. The spring has been owned by the U.S. National Forest Service since 1993.
Little River in Spring, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, USA
Little Santeetlah Creek in the Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest in the fall
Fall Color Foliage Hits Blue Ridge/Smokey Mountains
Silver Mines Rec Area - St. Francis River Rocks & Water Horizontal - 2004
Hazel River
Water cascading over Grotto Falls and flowing downstream around rocks and logs.
A vintage 1980s film photograph aerial view of lush Hawaiian rolling forest hills.
Spring Scenic, Little Pigeon River, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee
Amazing landscape view of Great Smoky Mountain Valley, mountains and river winding through forest at sunset in evening. Beautiful nature scenery in autumn.
In the unpopulated Fountain County sets sandstone cliffs of and an arch craved in the steep rock face. The bear creek forming the ravines and rocky cliffs flows into the Wabash River. This is a National Natural Landmark. The steps to the creek is steep and can be slippery. You will probably be alone.
Peaceful Mountain Stream Scene in Japan
A river with stones in a swamp forest between trees and plants
Millstream Gardens - Springtime White Water - 2005. Scanned from Kodachrome 64 slide.
Shenandoah National Park - Nicholson Hollow Trail
Green tree-lined stream cascading through woods in Smokey Mountains, Tennessee
A stream in Shawnee State Forest
River running through nature hike
Forest stream deep in the woods. Image shot 5D Mark4, 100 ISO, EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM lens.
Fall Creek Gorge is one of the unique scenic areas of west central Indiana. In Warren County, along with Portland Arch's unusual arch are two geographical areas. Not only do they both have steep walled canyons, Fall Creek also has a waterfall, tumbling waters over large, circular openings in the sandrock potholes which form the floor of the canyon. Both have unusual flora and fauna. One winter my photographer girlfriend of mine and I went on a mission to photograph the gorge. We used our tripods as hiking sticks, on all fours we scrambled up the tall canyon that usually has steps. After getting some photos, we now questioned how we would get down. Having our ski pants we used them as a slide. Fortunately, we got some good images and didn't get hurt. Warren County is isolated.
A shallow section of the Ocoee River after being blocked by the dam so the waters don't flow. It shows the rocky bottom of the river.
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