Tower Fall, A Towering Cascade Amidst Nature's Splendor

Center of the upper right quadrant of the eight characters at Yellowstone National Park
Close to the waterfall
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Waterfall
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Introduction

There are over 40 waterfalls of various sizes in Yellowstone National Park, among which this waterfall is one of the most prominent. Its source is in the Tower Creek River, at an altitude of 1,933 meters, with a total length of 40 meters. This waterfall is located 3 miles south of Roosevelt Junction and can be admired along the way to Tower-Canyon.

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Center of the upper right quadrant of the eight characters at Yellowstone National Park

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