My World: Sandstone Falls

Sandstone Falls, Hinton, West Virginia. April 23, 2010.

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As I mentioned in my last post, Betsy and I visited some waterfalls in southern West Virginia last week.  One of those waterfalls was Sandstone Falls near Hinton, West Virginia.

The picture above shows a part of Sandstone Falls.  The waterfall is not particularly high — there are many that are higher — but it is by far the widest waterfall in West Virginia at over 1,500 feet.

The picture above was taken from the boardwalk at Sandstone Falls.  Although the boardwalk offers many wonderful views of the falls, it is impossible to see the entire falls at once.

Sandstone Falls from the overlook. August 23, 2010.

Later in the day we crossed the river and visited an overlook high on the opposite bank.  This second pictures gives a pretty good indication of the masiveness and power of the water going over the falls.

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8 Responses to “My World: Sandstone Falls”

  1. Susie's avatar Susie Says:

    The river really is wide there George. I was just telling Betsy how I thought that would be a great place to visit.

  2. happyone's avatar happyone Says:

    You certainly have a wonderful collection of water fall photos!
    The dogwood flower on your other post is beautiful. I tried to leave a comment, but it wouldn’t take.

  3. Ginny Hartzler's avatar Ginny Hartzler Says:

    This is a very impressive and massive sight. I am really enjoying you and Betsy’s new waterfalls.

  4. Cheryl's avatar Cheryl Says:

    These falls are amazing!

  5. Becky's avatar Becky Says:

    Awesome!!! So massive…

  6. Ruth Hiebrt's avatar Ruth Hiebrt Says:

    Even if this falls is not that high it is still very lovely.
    Blessings,Ruth

  7. Mary's avatar Mary Says:

    I really like this falls! So beautiful and so big.

  8. Rose's avatar Rose Says:

    That looks like a wonderful place to fish…if fish weren’t biting you could just enjoy the beauty and be perfectly content.

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