It has been awhile since we have been to Bear Creek Falls, so why not a quick hike to the cascade and see how it looks without any rain in a month and a half. Arriving at the falls in less than an hour, the chasm contained only a trickle of water compared to the raging stream that was there in April. But the lower stream levels did afford me the opportunity to crawl down into the gorge for a whole brand new experience.
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