Because of our below freezing temperatures we’ve had for several days running I wanted to get up to Snoqualmie Falls to see what effect the weather was having there. It really was a sight to behold. The sun wasn’t cooperating with my trip timing or with my amateur camera skills to really show how grand the view was.
I plan to go again in the summer or after a big melt in the Cascades so I can get some shots of how full and furious the falls can be.
The photos are breathtaking; I can only imagine how much more so when it’s in front of you!
Amateur photos? Humbug. They’re gorgeous! That cascade against the ice–wow, I could hear the roar. Thanks for sharing these.
Awesome!
I’ve been there but it didn’t look like that. I chilly just viewing your photos.
Makes me think of Narina.
Those are just breath taking 🙂
Wow! How long will the falls stay frozen? Falls are beautiful in any weather!
Oh Ellen…my husband and I have been known to travel from waterfall to waterfall…never knowing where we might end up. These are images of beauty…thank you!
Wow…and to think you can drive to this georgous, God’s creation and take it in!!!!
I remember going there and being so impressed with the beauty! Your pictures are good…and it’s not easy to get them on an overcast day! Did you eat at the Lodge? What a meal it was way back when!!
How absolutely beautiful! And so cold looking.
Good Sunday Morning Ellen B.,
Your pictures are so stunning!! I love the shots where you can see the frozen spires. Are these falls close to your home?
xoxo Cori G.
I’ve never been there summer or winter and now I want to go both summer and winter. ..fantastic creation. . .and wonderful pictures Ellen.
Gorgeous shots, Ellen! I especially liked the last one!
is the fall itself frozen or flowing? it’s hard to tell.
that looks wonderful….but COLD. brrrrr
Wow Ellen, those photos are spectacular!! We don’t have anything quite that amazing in Texas. I’m so glad I found your blog!! Thanks for your nice message. I can’t wait to see what you show next!
Happy Holidays,
Andrea