Yosemite Falls - CaliforniaCalifornia is full of spectacular waterfalls (and even firefalls!), and while each is extraordinary, there’s one world-famous waterfall that’s truly on another level.
Palouse Falls - WashingtonQuite possibly the most extraordinary waterfall in the country, Palouse Falls looks like something out of a fantasy.
Multnomah Falls - OregonMighty Multnomah Falls is a vision; a sublime sensory experience. This 611-foot-tall, roaring waterfall is in a league all its own
Shoshone Falls - IdahoShoshone Falls is Idaho's most iconic waterfall, boasting falls that are higher than Niagara's
Lower Falls - WyomingYellowstone National Park is a national treasure and a waterfall chaser's playground.
Lower Calf Creek Falls - UtahLocated at Utah's Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument, you'll find a hidden oasis with a duo of dazzling waterfalls:
Havasu Falls - ArizonaLocated in the arid Arizona desert, within the red, rocky walls of the Grand Canyon
Fall Creek Falls - TennesseeTennessee is a state that's rife with waterfalls, from the cascades that stud the Mississippi to the cavernous expanse of the Great Smoky Mountains.
Raven Cliff Falls - South CarolinaThis 420-foot waterfall in South Carolina cascades gracefully down Raven Cliff Mountain and into the rolling highland hills below.
Dry Falls - North CarolinaThere's no waterfall quite like the majestic Dry Falls, a 75-foot beauty in North Carolina.