Barbier Park, March 1
The upper parts of Mountain View falls, seen from 0.2 miles west on the J T Howell trail:
6 foot waterfall west of the north end of Mountain View Avenue:
14+ foot waterfall a bit downstream:
6 foot waterfall on a creek north of Mountain View Falls:
11 foot waterfall on another creek to the east:
a 15+ foot waterfall a bit downstream:
just above Mountain View Falls, not quite a waterfall:
looking down on the upper parts of Mountain View Falls:
top two drops:
top three drops:
fourth drop:
drops 4 and 5:
top of the main drop:
view from the bottom:
Sunol, Maguire Peak, March 5 with INCH
Descending along the northwest ridge of Maguire Peak:
the east side of Maguire Peaks:
waterfall below Welch Creek Rd:
Rodeo Beach / Tennesse Point, March 6
the top of a waterfall near Tennesse Point:
strange structure a little farther upstream:
the lower part of the waterfall, seen from another cliff:
a view back toward Rodeo Beach:
Cascade Canyon, March 7
Cascade Falls:
a small cascade a bit upstream:
a small waterfall farther up Cascade Creek:
another cascade farther upstream:
another cascade farther upstream:
waterfall on stream running south from White Hill:
the upper part:
view of the Inkwell from a hill northeast of it:
a tall but unimpressive waterfall a bit north of the Inkwell:
waterfall in the main stream heading south from the intersection of the White Hill Fire Rd and the Blue Ridge Fire Rd:
a little farther north:
a little farther west:
the Inkwell:
view of the tallest waterfall from the south side of the canyon:
Mt Diablo - Devil's Slide, March 10
waterfall on north end of Black Hawk Ridge Rd:
waterfall below Trail Through Time:
view from the top:
an old dam:
Sycamore Canyon Falls:
Cascade Canyon and White Hill, March 12 with the SF Hiking Club
The Inkwell from the hill above:
lunch:
Arroyo de San Jose and Big Rock Ridge, March 13
not quite a waterfall:
small waterfall:
First fall, Arroyo de San Jose:
Second fall, Arroyo de San Jose:
Third fall, Arroyo de San Jose:
Fourth fall, Arroyo de San Jose:
some cascades at the top of the fourth fall that aren't visible from below:
Fifth fall, Arroyo de San Jose:
not quite a waterfall:
looking down from the upper part of the trail along Arroyo de San Jose:
view of the fourth fall from a ridge 1/4 mile north:
Lucas Valley Open Space Preserve, March 14
waterfall that is partly visible from Lucas Valley Rd:
small waterfall:
a 30 foot waterfall with two streams merging halfway down:
a 10+ foot waterfall northeast of previous one:
a 14+ foot waterfall farther upstream:
a 20+ foot waterfall farther upstream:
another waterfall farther upstream:
another waterfall farther upstream (a short distance south/southwest of the Big Rock Ridge summit):
going down a creek starting 1/4 mile west of the Big Rock Ridge summit, a 7 foot waterfall:
a 35(?) foot waterfall, upper half:
the lower half:
most of it:
a 10+ foot waterfall:
Lucas Valley Open Space Preserve, March 16
waterfall that is mostly visible from Lucas Valley Rd, west of Big Rock:
50 foot waterfall partly visible from Lucas Valley Rd just west of the prior one:
the middle part of the waterfall:
the lower part, not visible in other pictures:
30 foot waterfall 1/2 mile east of Big Rock, upper half:
the lower half:
a 20 foot waterfall a short distance east:
a 45 foot waterfall farther east:
the lower part:
upper parts:
30 to 65 foot waterfall on west side of ridge, main drop:
the lower part:
a 12 foot waterfall on the east side of the ridge:
a 7 foot waterfall downstream:
a 50+ foot waterfall 1/2 mile south of the east tower on the Big Rock Ridge summit:
the upper drop (barely visible in any of the other photos), seen from a few feet away from the top of the largest drop:
a ways upstream: a series of cascades, arguably a 20 foot waterfall:
a small waterfall on a side stream:
a 12+ foot waterfall farther upstream:
looking down from the top:
from the ridge just south of the summit, waterfalls in the distance on each side:
Murietta Falls, March 19 with the Wildcat Adventure Club
Johnny's Pond:
an 8 foot waterfall on a side stream west of Murietta Falls:
Murietta Falls:
Mt Diablo State Park, March 20
Two 30 foot waterfalls seen from the ridge on the west side of Mt. Olympia:
Approaching the first of the waterfalls from the prior photos (Wild Oat Falls):
I stumbled on another 40+ foot waterfall (or two 15 foot waterfalls?) on the way:
at Wild Oat Falls:
Both falls visible in this photo:
better shot of the 40 foot(?) waterfall from a bit farther away:
from the next ridge, a glimpse of the second 30 foot waterfall that was previously seen from the ridge off of Mt Olympia:
the next creek:
I think there's a 10 foot waterfall hiding near the tree trunk:
back up to the 13+ foot waterfall:
looking down the canyon:
farther upstream:
upper part of the next creek:
finally a close-up of the 30 foot waterfall:
view of the quasi-waterfall just downstream (the 30 foot waterfall is hiding in the cliff to the right of the visible part of the creek:
small waterfalls on 4 more creeks:
view from Meridian Ridge Rd of Wild Oat Falls and Donner Creek Fall #3 (hampered by light rain)
Eagle Peak and waterfalls on two creeks flowing down from it:
closer view of the larger creek, more than one waterfall visible:
Castle Rock State Park, March 22
on a creek south of Castle Rock, a 6 foot waterfall:
on a side stream, an 8 foot waterfall:
a 9+ foot waterfall:
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a 12 foot waterfall:
rock outcrop near falls:
Castle Rock Falls:
lower half:
Going downstream, pieces of a 120+ foot falls, top to bottom (steep terrain, no obvious way to see more than about half the falls at one time):
a bit farther down, a 10 foot waterfall:
a bit farther down, a 30(?) foot waterfall:
a ways farther down, a 20 foot waterfall:
returning up, parts of the 120+ foot waterfall from the other side:
Pacifica, March 23
The Secret Waterfall:
San Mateo Coast south to Greyhound Rock, March 25:
A 7 foot waterfall at the north end of Bean Hollow:
a 9 foot waterfall on New Years Creek in Ano Nuevo:
an arch a little farther up the beach:
Waterfalls along the road just past the Santa Cruz county line:
A 14 foot waterfall on the beach near the county line:
farther north, a 25+ foot waterfall on Elliot Creek:
farther north, a 20(?) foot waterfall on Finney Creek:
another waterfall seen from route 1:
Greyhound Rock County Park:
looking around the point:
heading back:
waterfalls to the north of the rock:
looking south to Greyhound Rock:
Berkeley: John Hinkel Park, March 26:
Santa Cruz Coast, Waddell Beach to Davenport, March 27:
North of Greyhound Rock, and 18 foot waterfall:
heading south, a 30+ foot waterfall:
a waterfall seen on Friday:
near the road a couple of miles south, an arch:
3 waterfalls seen from a vista point farther south:
a waterfall with little water:
parts of two more waterfalls:
a closer view of the larger one:
back at Greyhound Rock, a view of the waterfalls from atop the rock:
a waterfall a bit north of Scott's Creek:
looking south from a point just south of Davenport Landing beach:
near the railroad crossing in Davenport, a waterfall comes out of the side of a cliff:
