Gibbon Falls
Point Of Interest
4.5 from 2 users
Description
Gibbon Falls is an 84-foot waterfall dropping water to a caldera formed by a massive volcanic eruption over 640,000 years ago. Arctic grayling which is a stream-dwelling fish are now usually seen at Gibbon River below the falls. The area is wheelchair accessible. There are interpretive exhibits around for those who want to know more about the falls.
Features
Location
Lat: 44.654122 Lng: -110.770924
User Reviews
WikiCamps-Russ
Short walk to two viewing areas for the falls.
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Hutchy_photography
Nice big falls. You can see them from the road but take the time to stop at the designated areas for a photo. Please don't cause an unnecessary traffic jam.