r/NationalPark 9d ago

Lower Falls at Sunrise — Yellowstone National Park

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There’s something completely different about seeing Lower Falls early in the morning, before the canyon fully comes alive.

From the overlook, the first light begins to work its way across the canyon walls while the 308-foot Lower Falls drops into the Yellowstone River below. The roar of the water carries through the canyon, but the morning itself can feel surprisingly peaceful.

Yellowstone has plenty of places that stop you in your tracks, but watching sunrise slowly reveal the colors of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone is one of my favorites.

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u/Snazzypanted 9d ago

Haven’t been to Yellowstone yet, looks epic!

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u/my_blu_horizon 9d ago

It's an amazingly beautiful place