Sherrylephotography May 16, 2022
Ponytail Falls Oregon USA
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Sherrylephotography May 16, 2022
Ponytail Falls Oregon USA
88 foot Ponytail Falls
Sherrylephotography May 16, 2022
Under upper Horsetail Falls / Ponytail Falls
Horsetail Falls
Oregon 97014
USA
Lower Horsetail falls
Upper Horsetail Falls also called Ponytail Falls
You can walk under Ponytail Falls.
This hike is only 0.9-mile out-and-back trail. We hiked pasted Ponytail falls for a little ways. Beautiful views of the Columbia River Gorge.
A good reminder to be-care when you are hiking.
Be careful that you don't step to far out to get your picture.
The views are stunning and well worth the visit.
Columbia River Gorge
Sherrylephotography May 16, 2022
Horsetail Falls
Oregon 97014
USA
From behind Ponytail Falls
the noise is deafening
The trail goes behind Ponytail Falls
Ponytail Falls DSC_2201.JPG (2009) by Byron Balogh Via Flickr: Photo © 2009 A. Byron Balogh Ponytail Falls in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, Multnomah County, Oregon. Nikon D60 | Nikkor 20mm f/4.0 AI | f/8 | 1/2s | ISO 100 | Available Light | Auto White Balance | Tripod | KEYWORDS or TAGS: 20mm f/4 AI, 2009, All Manual Settings, APS-C Sensor, Bokeh, CCD Colors, CCD Magic, CCD Sensor, Creek, Digital Art, Dodson, DSLR, Forest, Gorge, Landscape Photography, Manual Exposure, Manual Focus, Moss, Multnomah County, My Gear, NIKKOR 20mm f/4 AI, Nikon D60, No Metering, Oregon, Ponytail Falls, Slow Shutter, totallymanual, Waterfall
From the archives Via Flickr: Ponytail Falls (also known as Upper Horsetail Falls) from the northeast in the Colubia River Gorge National Scenic Area