Little known waterfalls around Solano County

Wild Horse Creek

• waterfall at (38.27332, -122.17598):
  Name: Upper Green Valley Falls
  Poor gps reception - coordinates may be unreliable
  
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  On land owned by the city of Vallejo, used for its water supply. Access has been allowed three times a year on hikes arranged by Doris Klein and the Bay Area Ridge Trail Council. There is some hope that it may become a more public part of the Ridge Trail, but concerns over the water supply are likely to postpone that for quite a while. It apparently flows year round due to releases from Lake Frey. See also a photo from the 1920s
  Beauty: 9.5
  Duration: 365 days after a significant rainfall
  Height 72 feet give or take 4 feet
  Biggest vertical drop 35 feet
  Number of drops 1
  Terrain: well-maintained trail
  on government owned land, access restricted
  Last visited 2011-05-11
  id: solano.1
• waterfall at (38.27521, -122.17777):
  Name: Lower Green Valley Falls
  Poor gps reception - coordinates may be unreliable
  
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  Can be reached only on the hikes described under Upper Green Valley Falls. There's a 40 foot spillway on a dam that looks from below like the upper half of the falls, but it's 100 feet upstream and not natural, so I don't consider it part of the falls.
  Beauty: 9
  Duration: 365 days after a significant rainfall
  Height 55 feet give or take 5 feet
  Biggest vertical drop 30 feet
  Number of drops 1
  Terrain: unofficial trail, some difficulties
  on government owned land, access restricted
  Last visited 2011-05-11
  id: solano.2
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