“Toto, I don’t think we’re in the Sierra Nevada any more.”
We’re off… on the way to Yellowstone… by way of the Pacific Ocean of course!
Saw a sign to the falls on Interstate 5, and made the short hike!
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We discovered that sweet little falls a number of years ago, when we were actively seeking "little places" to break up the otherwise long drive from Stockton/Modesto to Medford, OR for family visits.
I think we learned of it either in a waterfalls book, a postcard, or a note on display at the Fish Hatchery in Mt. Shasta City. We found a reference to it being called the "million dollar waterfall" because it was to have been obliterated by the widening of I-5, and after the locals complained loudly, CalTrans redesigned the stretch of freeway to miss it, adding $1 M to the freeway upgrade pricetag.
Every drive north or south now includes a brieft stop here to savor the sweet little waterfall.