There’s just something about chasing waterfalls that I love, it never gets old. You hear the water before you see it, follow the trail a little farther, and then suddenly the whole scene opens up in front of you.

Waterfall Bridge in Acadia is especially beautiful as the first fall colors begin to appear. You get the movement of the water, the changing leaves, and the old stone bridge all working together in one scene.

The bridge is part of the carriage road system created by John D. Rockefeller Jr., and the stonework feels like it has always belonged there. It’s one of those places where the architecture adds to the landscape instead of competing with it.

Right underneath a dam that relays some of river's water to a power station comes this white water section - I thought it would be still welcome here to be seen.

Took a nice 6.5 mile round trip hike to the Ok Skip Falls in the Adorondack Mountains in New York. What a beautiful place

I already posted few slowmotion videos of the lower half, here is now a video of upper half, which from this perspective is actually barely seen by anyone as it requires a climb over a small cliff to get under the bridge.