http://www.photopoints.com/main/photos/viewpow.aspxFilm and Digital Photography Community.60http://www.photopoints.com/main/photos/showphoto.aspx?pid=248A46E84DCA48383838<img src='http://www.photopoints.com/main/photos/streamthumb.aspx?thumbID=8777ddca-3ea3-4bc4-97c2-7bf17397ceee&thumbSize=120' /><br><br>Columbia County, Oregon <br> <br>This is the most accessible of the handful of waterfalls which occur along Beaver Creek near Rainier, Oregon. The falls consist of a 10 foot tall, 30 foot wide ledge of columnar basalt which has been eroded in somewhat of a domed manor, such that the falls begin gradually and end vertically. About 100 feet upstream lay another small sloping ledge of about 3 feet.http://www.photopoints.com/main/photos/streamthumb.aspx?thumbID=8777ddca-3ea3-4bc4-97c2-7bf17397ceee&thumbSize=120'Mon, 10 Nov 2008 19:24:37 GMThttp://www.photopoints.com/main/photos/showphoto.aspx?pid=248A46E84DCA48393E26<img src='http://www.photopoints.com/main/photos/streamthumb.aspx?thumbID=d36af786-f08e-4569-a19c-3401a9c8ea35&thumbSize=120' /><br><br>Upper North Falls is the first of six waterfalls along North Silver Creek within Silver Falls State Park. The falls the only one upstream from the highway within the park curtain 65 feet over wide ledge of basalt in one of the more photogenic displays of the canyons of the area.http://www.photopoints.com/main/photos/streamthumb.aspx?thumbID=d36af786-f08e-4569-a19c-3401a9c8ea35&thumbSize=120'Tue, 11 Nov 2008 12:18:38 GMT