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Standing at a towering 60 feet, this video shows the astounding Brandywine Falls, located in Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Northeast Ohio. This may arguably be the most notable waterfall in the state. I've previously depicted this waterfall in the summer, but I thought I would return to show everyone that has yet to experience the wonders of an autumn waterfall hike. Enjoy!

This video was taken at Headlands Beach State Park in Mentor, Ohio. This is the northern portion of the state off the coast of Lake Erie, in the smallest county in Ohio

Fall hiking on the Bald Knob Trail in the Dolly Sods Wilderness. This 2 mile hike sees you climb over 1,000 feet in elevation for gorgeous views of the surrounding mountains. The Bald Knob is over 4,000 feet above sea level.

Well this site seems to be either animals or politics most of the time so I figured I'd join the former. Just thought I'd share a video of my adorable cat, Shadow. Taken a few months before he unfortunately passed away at 18 years old.

On today's adventure, I had the luxury of seeing several dolphins make their way towards the Atlantic Ocean through the Matanzas River in Palm Coast, Florida at Washington Oaks Gardens State Park.

“The Point” at Cape Henlopen State Park in Lewes, Delaware is where the Delaware Bay and Atlantic Ocean meet.

Lower Falls is located at milepost 418.8 inside Graveyard Fields in the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. Just a mere .3 miles from the parking area, this waterfall is a part of the longer Graveyard Fields loop, a 4 mile trail with picturesque 6,000 foot peaks surrounding you on the trail.

This lovely scene was taken at Kinzua Dam in the Allegheny Forest in Pennsylvania. At 179 feet high and 1,877 feet long, this is one of the largest dams East of the Mississippi River

This gorgeous panorama was taken in Warren, Pennsylvania showcasing the Allegheny River. This area is part of the Allegheny National Forest which covers over a whopping 500,000 acres of land in Northwestern Pennsylvania.

Located in Bowling Green, Kentucky, Lost River Cave is a 7 mile cave system that was rumored to have manufactured alcohol during the Prohibition Era. The cave also boasted a nightclub for about 20 years starting in the 1930s. After an unfortunate several decades of becoming an uninhabited dumping site, the cave saw life again as it reopened in 1997 and has been since been used for tourism

Pymatuning State Park is a 25,000 acre state park largely consisting of the lake, located on the border of Ohio and Pennsylvania. This lake consists of several islands and the previously featured (on this channel) Pymatuning Spillway where hundreds of fish and other animals gather for food. This park is a (obviously) a popular spot for boating, kayaking, fishing, as well as camping.

The Pymatuning Spillway is located in Linesville, Pennsylavnia inside Pymatuning State Park. The park features a nearly 25,000 acre lake on the Ohio-Pennsylvania border. In addition to the lake, this park has a really unique attraction. At the Pymatuning Spillway, one can purchase (or bring his/her own) bread and feed them to the fish, geese and ducks that gather in the park. The fish are notable in particular because they like to beg for food like dogs with their gaping mouths above water, anxiously awaiting for tourists to give them their next meal

My personal favorite, Linville Falls is a three-tiered waterfall in the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina. Though only, part of the waterfall is in video here (more to come), the total height of this waterfall eclipses 150 feet. The beautiful gorge in the surrounding area and three different viewing angles make this one of the most popular waterfalls in North Carolina.

Old Man's Cave trail is an approximately one mile trail in Hocking Hills State Park in Logan, Ohio. The trail is divided into multiple sections featuring significant natural landmarks (which you will undoubtedly see posted here at some point) with Upper Falls being highlighted here. Although the waterfall wasn't especially potent on this 91 degree that proceeded several other warm and dry days, the views from the gorge are still something that will be memorable to any of the park's 4 million yearly visitors. If you're interested in more travel-related content and travel photography, follow me on Parler: https://parler.com/profile/Usatraveler/posts

Though in a region not typically known for dramatic changes in elevation, 60-foot Brandywine Falls sits in Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Northfield, Ohio. The rocks at the base of the falls were formed 300-400 million years ago by sediments left behind from ancient seas.