Diamond Lake RV Park is special because each campsite comes with two chipmunks living under the concrete patio. We place a level under our wheels and find that the chipmunks quickly dig a hole at the base of the leveling device as well.
Today is Waterfall Day.
In our search for Lemolo Falls, 120 feet high, we follow Dread and Terror Ridge to the overlook. Some of the names are so humorous. We can see the snow on Bailey Mountain and Theilsen Peak, which is an inactive volcano.
Our next stop is Clearwater Falls, which has a clear pool at the top. The falls is 30 feet high.
White Horse Falls is a punchbowl falls. It is only 15 feet high, but impressive nonetheless.
At 272 feet in height, Watson Falls involves a 1/2 mile uphill hike. It is totally worth the effort.
Ketee Falls is closed due to damage. We can see that they are repairing something on the way to the falls.
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