Finally getting some more pics from Aztec Falls up. Once again, I've got a ton more I could do, but for now you get this.
You start off at a place called Splinter's Cabin. There's not much of a cabin there, but just a bit down the trail from there is a pretty cool bridge.
I'm not a fan of graffiti out in nature, but I actually kinda liked the addition to these rocks!!!
As you make your way down, the upstream part has a wide, shallower area. I call it the kiddie pool.
A nice little jump off point. It's about as deep as it is tall, so be sure to bend your knees on the way down!!!
Farther down is the big jump off points. I used the boy's height and checked the high jump against it in Paint Shop Pro. Looks like I was real close with my estimation of 35 to 40 feet up. You can see there's something of a pillar to the left side, which could be climbed to pick up that much more height, but it's a little tricky.
I like the splash down shot that looks like the shape of a body.
On the far side, near the base of the 20 foot jump, there's even a natural rock ramp to climb out on!!! You can see that in the bottom left of the last shot.
I'm sure we'll be back next time!!!
I've got the idea to share how I stretched my birthday out to a week, perhaps that'll be next...
Finally getting some more pics from Aztec Falls up. Once again, I've got a ton more I could do, but for now you get this.
You start off at a place called Splinter's Cabin. There's not much of a cabin there, but just a bit down the trail from there is a pretty cool bridge.
I'm not a fan of graffiti out in nature, but I actually kinda liked the addition to these rocks!!!
As you make your way down, the upstream part has a wide, shallower area. I call it the kiddie pool.
A nice little jump off point. It's about as deep as it is tall, so be sure to bend your knees on the way down!!!
Farther down is the big jump off points. I used the boy's height and checked the high jump against it in Paint Shop Pro. Looks like I was real close with my estimation of 35 to 40 feet up. You can see there's something of a pillar to the left side, which could be climbed to pick up that much more height, but it's a little tricky.
I like the splash down shot that looks like the shape of a body.
On the far side, near the base of the 20 foot jump, there's even a natural rock ramp to climb out on!!! You can see that in the bottom left of the last shot.
I'm sure we'll be back next time!!!
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