Tower Fall is a geological formation within the Devils Den conservation area in Wyoming, USA. It is perhaps most well known for its iconic photographs and the sight of the Tower Fall waterfall which cascades 130 feet (40 m) down a steep, rocky escarpment. A trail leads from the road and picnic area up to the viewpoint of the overlook. Tower Fall is visible on most days of the year but is at its most stunning during the spring melt when the water is full and flowing. Along the trail to the overlook, hikers will also enjoy the beauty of the surrounding area including Potter's Rock, the unique rock formations for which this area is known.
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