Helmcken Falls...according to the interpretive panel, these falls are three times as high as Niagara Falls

Helmcken Falls

lava rock by Helmcken Falls

lava rock by Helmcken Falls

lava rock by Helmcken Falls

not really classified as falls by the park's standard, but I think they are. Notice sue sitting on the other side.

same falls by the bridge

the area under the bridge has all these pot holes...I figure they were created by rocks or sand getting trapped in the lava rocks pores and swirling around wearing a hole

a series of holes

a fern growing in one of the holes

a view of the area from above

Dixon Falls...I think this set of falls are the most beautiful that we saw in the park

Dixon Falls from beside them

Wells Gray Guest Ranch...I would stay here if I was ever in this area again. They have bunk houses for $16/ night as well as cabins and tenting.

chuckwagon

very welcoming varanda...isn't varanda spanish for very welcoming

nifty little church at Wells Gray Guest Ranch

Black Horse Saloon at Wells Gray Guest Ranch

barn at Wells Gray Guest Ranch

interesting tree...this type of shape is suprisingly common here

rock wall at Spahats Falls

Sue and I at Spahats Falls

Spahats Falls...to get an idea of the shear height of the wall, check out the chainlink fence at the top and to the left of the gorge.