Lower Falls, Yellowstone River, Yellowstone National Park

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Lower Falls on the Yellowstone River in the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. At 308 feet, Lower Falls is the highest and most dramatic falls in the park. Look carefully, Brink viewpoint is on the right hand side of the falls with a man standing at the rail. Seen here from Artist Point. Yellowstone National Park, the first National Park in the world, still enthrals over three million visitors a year with it's geothermal features,wildlife, rugged mountains, deep canyons and stunning ecosystem.

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Lower Falls on the Yellowstone River in the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. At 308 feet, Lower Falls is the highest and most dramatic falls in the park. Look carefully, Brink viewpoint is on the right hand side of the falls with a man standing at the rail. Seen here from Artist Point. Yellowstone National Park, the first National Park in the world, still enthrals over three million visitors a year with it's geothermal features,wildlife, rugged mountains, deep canyons and stunning ecosystem.

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