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   Where can I see lower falls in Yellowstone?

   • On the South Rim Drive you will find viewing points for both Upper Falls and Lower Falls. The Lower Falls can be seen from Artist Point and Uncle Tom’s Trail and the Upper Falls can be seen from the Upper Fall Viewing Area. Artist point is probably the most famous viewpoint in the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone.

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   What is lower falls in Yellowstone National Park?

   • The Lower Falls is the signature waterfall in Yellowstone National Park dropping 308ft into the yellow sulphur-caked Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River.

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   How do you get a view of Yellowstone's Lower Falls?

   • View of Yellowstone’s Lower Falls from Artist Point (06:43 AM) Climb down the 328 steps on Uncle Tom’s Trail from the top of Grand Canyon to get a close up view of the Lower Falls. When you walk down think about the visitors who followed Uncle Tom down over a 100 years ago with the aid of ropes and ladders only.

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   Where can I see Lower Falls & Upper Falls?

   • At Brink of Lower Falls, glimpse Lower Falls and Upper Falls from paved accessible trails at the top or descend the steep Brink Trail to witness the Lower Falls’ power. View Lower Falls again from Lookout, and see it again from a distance at Inspiration Point. Grand View offers spectacular views of the canyon and river.

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   Aug 15, 2011 · There are numerous views of the Falls from both the east (Inspiration Point, Grandview Point and Lookout Point) and west (Artists Point) sides of the Grand Canyon, most of which require only a short walk or virtually no walk to see.

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   Feb 15, 2024 · At Brink of Lower Falls, glimpse Lower Falls and Upper Falls from paved accessible trails at the top or descend the steep Brink Trail to witness the Lower Falls’ power. View Lower Falls again from Lookout, and see it again from a distance at Inspiration Point.

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4. www.nps.gov › thingstodo › yell-trail-brink-of-theBrink of the Lower Falls Trail - U.S. National Park Service

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   Aug 4, 2023 · Details. Activity. Hiking. Pets Allowed. No. Activity Fee. No. Location. Canyon Village Area. Reservations. No. Season. Summer, Fall. Time of Day. Any Time. Accessibility Information. This trail is extremely steep and drops 600 feet (180 m) over 0.4-mile. More on Day Hikes in Yellowstone. Yellowstone Day Hikes.

5. www.world-of-waterfalls.com › waterfallsLower Falls - Grand Waterfall in Yellowstone's Grand Canyon

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   • Experiencing Lower Falls – View from Lookout Point
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   This used to be the first viewpoint were we were able to see Lower Falls while driving the one-way North Rim Drive in a clockwise direction about 1.2 miles from Canyon Village. However, they recently re-directed the North Rim Drive such that it was now moving in a counterclockwise direction! So given that change (to better manage the heavy visitati...

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   From the same pullout as Lookout Point, there was a steep but paved trail descending to the Red Rock Point. It was about a half-mile trail that initially descended a handful of switchbacks before down even more steeply on steps. The trail eventually ended atop a narrow ridge where there was the lookout deck directly at the falls. Adjacent to the sa...

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   So far, both times we’ve been to the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone area (once in June 2004 and another in August 2017), we had been denied accessing this viewpoint. For one reason or another, trail work was being done, which prevented us from experiencing the power of the falls right from its brink. Thus, all we can really say about this was that...

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   The Uncle Tom’s Trail led us to an overlook where we almost got face-to-face with the Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River. The large parking lot for the Uncle Tom’s Trail was about 0.5 miles along the South Rim Drive. Note that the Chittenden Bridge over the Yellowstone River was the start of the South Rim Drive. From there, we then had to descend...

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   This was the furthest spot to view Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River from the canyon’s south rim. It was also where we were able to get that classic photograph of the Yellowstone River cutting through the Grand Canyon with the Lower Falls as the backdrop. The parking lot for this viewpoint is at the end of the South Rim Drive at 1.6 miles east o...

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   Lower Falls resides in Yellowstone National Park near Gardiner in Park County, Wyoming. It is administered by the National Park Service. For information or inquiries about the park as well as current conditions, visit the National Park Service website.

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   Nov 25, 2016 · The Lower Falls can be seen from Artist Point and Uncle Tom’s Trail and the Upper Falls can be seen from the Upper Fall Viewing Area. Artist Point. Artist point is probably the most famous viewpoint in the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. You will find many photographers lined up here every morning ready to catch the sunrise over the Lower Falls.

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8. www.hikespeak.com › trails › uncle-toms-trail-lowerUncle Tom's Trail | Yellowstone National Park | Hikespeak.com

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   Jan 24, 2018 · To get a sense of the waterfall’s magnitude, check out the miniature-looking humans standing on the viewing platform at the brink of the Lower Falls (which can be reached by hiking down from North Rim Trail ). The bottom of Uncle Tom’s Trail delivers an intense view of Lower Falls, and you may even spot waterfalls forming in the mist.

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   Feb 20, 2024 · The 308-foot (93.9-m) Lower Falls can be seen from Lookout Point, Red Rock Point, Artist Point, Brink of the Lower Falls Trail, and from various points on the South Rim Trail. The volume of water flowing over the falls can vary from 63,500 gallons (240,374 l)/second at peak runoff in the spring to 5,000 gallons (18,927 l)/second in the autumn.