If you go up 200 S all the way to the end there's a Kiwi's lodge there and you just park and follow the trail. The other strange thing about this fall is there is no creek. How is that possible you say. The creek is diverted into a culvert and takes the creek the rest of the way to Utah lake. No picture came through cause the operator is a dunder head, how about this? Dr Z On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 2:11 PM, <humminboid@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Dr. Z; No pic came thru...How does a person get to the trailhead? > Thx; C. > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Michael Wells" <mcwellsphoto@xxxxxxxxx> > To: ratpack@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Sent: Monday, July 5, 2010 1:51:49 PM > Subject: [ratpack] Another morning adventure... > > All, > > While this waterfall is not called 'Bridal Veil' you can certainly see how > they get that name. This is Battle Creek Falls, I believe, it is found in > Pleasant Grove and is only a short walk from the parking area. On my way > back from the falls I passed hikers in age from under a year to those in > their 70's at least. I was up there early in the morning to beat the bright > glare of the sun. This waterfall is a bit unique in that there is a trail > that takes you up along the side of the canyon wall so you can see this > waterfall from the bottom, side and top. Most waterfalls your either looking > up at them or down. the posted pic is from the trail its 50-60' tall and > splits at the top. The camera was set at F25, ISO 100 and exposed for about > 20 seconds I was using an ND filter to give me extra exposure time. Normally > I shoot these in RAW format but I forgot to switch the camera so it was shot > as a jpg and adjusted a bit in CS3. > > Enjoy > > Dr Z > > -- > Dr. Z > aka Michael Wells > MCWells Photography > mcwellsphoto@xxxxxxxxx > 801-850-7279 > -- Dr. Z aka Michael Wells MCWells Photography mcwellsphoto@xxxxxxxxx 801-850-7279
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