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AYV's illegally use the North Country Trail and cross the river just above the falls.
Large sandstone over hangs are located just beneath the rim of the canyon.
Fragile vegetation disappears when people climb around in these caves.
A recent fire scarred the base of this White Pine.
The fire burned duff and topsoil to expose rock here.
This White Pine exhibits more damage to its roots, where a fire smoldered at its base.
This fire burned right at the canyon rim.
Remnants of a fire line, used to slow the spead of the fire.
Countless designs are found in the foam formed by water tumbling over the layered rock.
An old-growth forest remnant is found hugging the rim of the canyon.
White Pine and old Cedars dominate this sliver of ancient forest.
Looking up from the canyon floor.
Leaves burst from budding trees in the Spring.
The hardwoods forest below the rim is dominated by Maple and Yellow Birch.
A stairway now takes visitors to the bottom. When I 1st visited here in the 1980"s, a rope was used to get below the rim.
A trail about 1/4 mile in length takes visitors to the falls.
