We finally visited the harder-to-get-to southeastern corner of Yellowstone National Park known as the Bechler Region in August 2019. Because of the many waterfalls and cascades in this corner of Yellowstone, it's also called Cascade Corner.
The highlight for us was visiting Cave Falls along the Fall River. We posted an image earlier of the view of Cave Falls from the brink. This view is from downstream. The boulders on the left margin just below the falls are from the collapse of the alcove that gave Cave Falls its name. So, these falls got its name from an alcove and not a true cave. The characteristic that distinguishes this waterfall is that they are the widest waterfall of all of Yellowstone's many waterfalls at 250 feet across.
Remember, it's not just a picture, it's a story.
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