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Lower Fruitland Falls
Lower Fruitland Falls in autumn.
Photo courtesy of Joe Hollick
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Lower Fruitland Falls
Photo courtesy of Joe Hollick
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Lower Fruitland Falls
Photo courtesy of Joe Hollick
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Lower Fruitland Falls is a Talus Ribbon Cascade located
on the Fruitland Creek. Its height is 6 metres (20 feet) and
its width is 2.4 metres (8 feet). Its flow is strongest during
peak storms and the seasonal snow melt.History
Lower Fruitland Falls was first mentioned on the website
belonging to Mark Harris from about 2002/2003.Discuss
Lower Fruitland Falls on our Forum.How to get there
Lower Fruitland Falls is located about 1 km east of Dewitt
Rd. on the north side of the railway tracks. Be careful walking
along the tracks as trains do go by. It is also a difficult
climb down the escarpment to view this waterfall, so be careful.
Map featuring Lower Fruitland Falls
Lower Fruitland Falls Photos
by David Wootton. Click to enlarge
Lower Fruitland Falls Video
(by David Wootton)
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