Yellowstone/Tower Fall

Thomas B

This is a “must-see” amazing sight in Yellowstone National Park. The stunning Tower Fall is a 132-foot cascade, which is surrounded by yellow rocks that glow in the sunlight as the water tumbles down, creating a misty veil that rises into the air. Simply follow the paved trailhead to the overlook for a truly awe-inspiring experience that will leave you speechless. And whether you're a nature lover or just looking for a unique adventure, Tower Fall is an unforgettable gem in the heart of Yellowstone.

Susan Ding

About 10 minutes walk from parking lot to the overlook, wheelchair accessible. The story of two rocks, one soft, another hard through centuries of wind and water eroded the soft one, leaving the shapes of hard one, 132 ft.

Andy

Really fun hike up and down to see the waterfall here. Super grand and very memorable. We actually saw a black bear chase a couple out of the trail before he left the area and we opt for the hike ourselves. Weather was good and despite being busy it never felt super crowded. Trail is very well marked and child friendly enough if you have little ones. Would recommend for the whole family.

david lamberti

How did I ever miss this spot in Yellowstone? I sure as heck don't know either. Worth it's weight in gold. The falls are inspiring and if you leave out of the parking area and take a right, there are two quick stops on the back side of the falls. Take the time to check it out.

LeWayne Ballard

Worth a stop while visiting Yellowstone. Several places to look into the Canyons and see the waterfall. Pretty easy waln along paved paths. There is a harder trail with steep inclines if you want to head closer to the water. I wouldn't recommend that short hike unless you can handle steep inclines and uneven dirt paths. Look closely into the trees as there were several near sightings when we were there.