Thursday, February 7, 2013

Bridal Veil Falls, Oregon

 I am linking up with Fiona's Green Day and Tricia's  Watery Wednesday II and Gemma's  Scenic Weekend 


I am kind of tired of winter and I am really looking forward to Spring. These are some archive shots from our trip back in July, 2012  to Oregon. Hubby and I hiked to see the Bridal Veil Falls. I might have showed the waterfall before but not all the lush greenery and trail.




A view from the trail leading to the waterfall and overlook.



Bridal Veil Falls was chug-a-lugging. The scene was very pretty with the waterfall and all the greenery.

This was the trail up to the overlook for the waterfall.


Oregon in July was very lush and green.I love these big and beautiful ferns.

And these moss covered trees are just gorgeous. I felt like I was walking in a rainforest. Lush greenery everywhere you looked.

Thanks for stopping by to see my post and thanks to Tricia the host of Watery Wednesday II  and to Fiona for hosting Green Day  and to Gemma for hosting Scenic Weekends.  I wish everyone a safe and happy weekend.

37 comments:

Beth @ E. lizard Breath Speaks said...

wow, that's a gorgeous location - need to look into to that when we are in Oregon. so pretty. have a good weekend. ( :

Betsy Adams said...

Gorgeous area and waterfall, Eileen. We are putting that one on our LONG list....

The greenery, bridge, trail, creek would remind one of the Smokies....

Hugs,
Betsy

Ebie said...

I thought it was Yosemite's Bridal Veil, hahaha. I really love the fresh and lushness of those greenery. One on my list - travel to Oregon!

Lynne said...

What a gorgeous setting . . . Love the huge ferns,mossy edged trees and the lush green . . .

Joop Zand said...

WOW....what a very nice nature and these picture are again wonderful Eileen.

Greetings from Holland, Joop

Steffi said...

Great photos of nature,Eileen!Have a nice weekend!

Pearl Maple said...

wow that is a beautiful place to visit, everything looks so fresh and clean, thanks for sharing your photos with us

Ailime said...

Belíssimas essas quedas de água num local paradísico como eu gosto. Abraço Ailime

Maria Luiza said...

Magníficas imagens! São bem repousantes! Beijos!

Aud på Dal said...

Beautiful landscapes, waterfalls, green foliage, rocks, lichens and mosses, just lovely.
Have a great week :-)

One Fly said...

Very nice Eileen!

rainfield61 said...

I thought I was hiking in the forest again while reading your post.

JoAnn ( Scene Through My Eyes) said...

Fabulous photos!!!!

Jackie said...

Oh my Eileen...Oh my...this is just marvelous! These pictures are so so beautiful.

I am definitely traveling with you everywhere. I signed up everywhere I could.

This place is just spectacular and you definitely captured the mood!

Awesome...is the only word that come to mind...awesome!

Tricia Hays said...

The scenery out there is just gorgeous, isn't it! I'd really love to see it in person one day.

Thank you for joining, Eileen, very much appreciated =)

✿ chica said...

Maravilhoso lugar e fotos! beijos,chica

Jennifer A. Jilks said...

This is great food for the eyes. We're in the middle of a big storm.
Cheers from Cottage Country!

Vane M. said...

Lindo...a cachoeira, as árvores, os musgos...adorável. UM abraço!

Lucinha said...

Eileen,

O lugar é lindo e as fotos maravilhosas.
Amo imagens da natureza.
Um lindo final de semana. Abraços

Judy said...

That's a beautiful waterfall. Wow, that's a long way down too overlooking the waterfall.

Gemma Wiseman said...

Adore the name of this beautiful place! Such green ferns and a magical waterfall! Gorgeous scenes!

Pam ;) said...

Okay Eileen, now I'm really green with envy.
I would dearly love to visit this magnificent place in Oregon.
Thanks for sharing your wonderful journeys.

Karen said...

Loving all the green, it's pretty white right now in Canada.

Raindrops and Daisies said...

Good Morning Eileen.

Wow that waterfall is amazing as are all your photos.
I especially like the green trees with their furry bases!

Thanks for sharing such great pics with us on Raindrops and Daisies, Green Day. It was lovely having you with us and I hope that you might come back again another Friday.

Have a great week.

Fiona

RamblingRound said...

I can see why it's called Bridal Veil! And what I wouldn't give for some of those giant ferns. Wow!

oldthings said...

What a place Eileen ! I liked the waterfall and this amazing path !It is a heaven ! Thank you for sharing this !
Olympia

explorenewness said...

Beautiful shots!...makes me want to be there!

20 North Ora said...

Your photos are just beautiful. That looks like a wonderful place to visit. Will have to put it on my list. It does look like a rainforest with all of the greenery and moss. Beautiful.

Judy

Paula said...

Gorgeous! I'm an Oregonian that hasn't yet made it to Bridal Veil Falls. Must move that up on the list!

Popped over to say "Hi" from Green Day~

Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...

Memories.....Thank you!!! Nothing like Oregon in the Spring/Summer! Sometimes I feel like a traitor for NOT being there in the winter, when the rain is, of course, exactly what makes it so beautiful and green!(And then I go outside and enjoy the Florida winter sunshine ;>))

Tina´s PicStory said...

wonderful pics eileen! have a great week :)

Stewart M said...

I wonder how many Bridal Veil Falls there are in the world?

Many of those pictures could have been taken in Tasmania.

Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne

BlueShell said...

That is a piece of Paradise, I believe! What a magnificent work- well done.
xoxo
BShell

Margaret Gosden said...

All so green and lovely. And the kind of falls that might be found in Switzerland...

Gattina said...

What a beautiful place and so green ! I am also fed up with winter ! I have seen enough white now ! I too am waiting for spring !!

shooting star said...

The winter here is enjoyable with bright sun and nip in the air....flowers blooming!!

so am not questioning the winters in my city right now!!


the bridal veil falls with the greenery look enchanting!!

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AVCr8teur said...

I imagine the trees must be covered with moss all the time due to the mist from the waterfall. Such a scenic hike and it looks like you had the whole place to yourself even during the summer vacation season.