With a vertical drop of more than 188 feet and a volume of water reaching 225,000 cubic feet per second, Niagara Falls probably seemed like the most powerful waterfall in the world at the time ...

circular path under the massive ledge to gaze out at the back of the powerful waterfalls and the peaceful flowing creek they overlook. The falls flow into a shallow, rocky pool, which many ...

Picture this: towering cascades of pure, glistening water, surrounded by dramatic cliffs and stark landscapes. Iceland is a land of fire and ice, where nature’s raw power is on full display, and its ...

Iceland has an impressive number of waterfalls – an estimated 10,000 throughout the country. These falls, known as foss in Icelandic, range in volume from the most powerful waterfall in Europe ...

It’s not real; shifting sand creates a waterfall effect. Located near this UNESCO World Heritage site in Mauritius. Powerful ...