Focusing on the West Coast for the most part, Kelly and Debbie have visited a wide range of waterfalls in various places, including:

• Falls of the Columbia Gorge
• Falls of the Santiam Pass
• Falls of the Olympic Peninsula
• Falls of the Lewis River
• Falls of Silver Falls State Park
• Falls of the Oregon Coast
• Falls of British Columbia
• Links to other waterfall sites

The picture to the right is of Big Creek Falls, Lewis River, Mount St. Helens.

This graphic is one of many nature images available at his lanscape page. He was a wide range of images, from forest views such as the one to the left, to mountains and water.

Image used by permission from Eric Knight Holbrook and obtained from his site at:
    www.ekholbrook.com

See the self-declared "World's largest trail database" at http://www.hejoly.demon.nl/index.html

There are links by country, as well as a searchable database. Also very interesting is the site owner's own hikes and pictures (South West Coast Path, England, Tenerife, Canary Islands, etc...)

This photograph is one of many nature photographs available at www.NaturePhotoGallery.com, "Photo location finders, equipment reviews, technique guides and free software are some of the valuable resources you will find here. Unique landscape photography and wildlife pictures are on display in the gallery."

Jim West spent 9 days hiking the La Cloche Silhouette trail, and has a great description and set of pictures on his web page. The trail is about 100km long and sounds (and looks) beautiful.

There is a full resolution version of the image to the left on the 3D Artists Web Page.

This is a computer generated image, not a photograph. It was created using 3D Studio MAX 2.5 by Travis Metcalf. For more information find his name in the artist list at the 3D Artists Web Page.

This is the web page for the TV show. They have links to information about the Park they have visited in each episode. They've covered parks in all provinces, and have some pictures, transcripts, and other useful information.

Never going to make it to Herschel Island Territorial Park in the Yukon? At least you can learn more about it here.