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USA Great Falls Maryland

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This is Great Falls Nationalpark in Maryland/Virginia.
You have access from both states to this Park. It is very beautiful and just half an hour from Washington D.C. Its worth the drive to go there! So beautiful. You can see Waterfalls, Creeks, Wildlife like Birds, Turtles, Squirrels, Bald Eagles, Vultures, Owls. It is beautiful!

Photography Tips

You need to have a tripod and a neutral density filter for that.

Travel Information

Parking is available at the Parking lots.
Great Falls is a Nationalpark where you have to pay 5 to 10$ entrance fee, or for free if you have an annual pass for all nationalparks (you can buy that for 80 at every nationalpark what i did for example)
For any questions, just ask me here or on facebook i am more then glad to help you plan your visit at this beautiful nationalpark!

Jonas

Spot Type Outdoor

Crowd Factor No info yet

Best Timing All timings are equally good

Sunrise & Sunset 07:23 - 16:52 | current local time: 06:38

Photo Themes clouds Creek Falls great falls Long Exposure rafting River rocks streams Sunset water Waterfall

Locations Washington DC Virginia great falls Maryland dc greatfalls potomac river Maryland C/O Canal

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Spot Comments (2)

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Olivier Herrmann 31.10.2016

Hi! Great shot. Where was this picture taken from exactly. I've been to the park several times already but I have no idea where that is. Judging by the location you provided, it's between the overlook and the entrance of the Billy goat trail, but how do get there (so close to the water)?