Unnamed Falls
Usually little more than a seasonal spray, this tiny blocky drop is an easy side destination for visitors to Mount Arvon. In fact, it’s one of the few known drops coming down a flank of Arvon, even though the creek is just an unnamed tributary to Ravine River. The water sprays and pours down a blocky outcropping in the woods, mere yards from the road, forming a nice little scene (as long as its flowing).
Directions
Head down Roland Lake Road from Skanee Road, continuing on when it changes it’s name to Ravine River Road, driving south for 6.9 miles. Keep left at the fork for another .6 miles. The little waterfall will be on the right side of the road.
Photographs
Visits
Seen in June.
- only running because of the rain
I did find the drop, a tiny plunge of water visible from the road. If it wasn't raining heavily this evening I doubt that the falls would have been running at all.
Comments
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Wondered if you had found this one! it's one of our favorites - we found it in the early 80's and love to check up on it occasionally. Jim has panned for gold here with zero success!
I was tipped off on this location by a site that recently disappeared (sad pandas). It's a pretty one, nice in remote, though not too difficult to reach if you remember the turns. Do you have a name for it? I've never even seen a name for the creek, let alone the drop.
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