The Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River is a spectacular 308-foot waterfall that you won't want to miss while exploring Yellowstone National Park. This awe-inspiring waterfall is the centerpiece of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and is best seen from the Artist Point overlook. The hike down to the brink of the falls as well as to the top of the falls along the North Rim Trail is well worth the effort! Plunging into deep rocky canyon, the million-gallon-per-minute Lower Falls is a stunning example of the power of the Yellowstone River. Its white spray can be seen at a distance, and the roaring thunder and booming echoes will accompany you down the trail into the canyon. Don't forget to bring a camera - you won't want to miss capturing this natural wonder.
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