LHS Waterfall - Berkeley, CA - Man-made Waterfalls on Waymarking.com

This small waterfall is located in the outdoor science park at the Lawrence Hall of Science in Berkeley, California. It is part of the interactive Forces That Shaped The Bay exhibit. It makes a series of three 1-2 foot drops into a shallow pool, where kid can play. It's point is to show how running water erodes down the uplifted land.

Location of the waterfall: 1 Centennial Drive Berkeley, California USA 94720 Fees: 10.00 (listed in local currency) Type / features of structure: Other, please specify in description Estimated height in feet: 5 Estimated height in meters: 2.00 Estimated width in feet: 10 Estimated width in meters: 3 River/stream/lake/reservoir: Stand-alone Coordinates of parking: Not Listed Flow dates: Not listed

Visit Instructions:
To log this waymark, you will need to be able to prove to the waymark owner that you were at the waterfall in question. An original photo of the waterfall with your GPS in the photo would count as proof. Or a logged visit to a geocache in the area of the waterfall could also count as proof of a visit.

Recent Visits/Logs:

Date Logged Log   10/27/2012 Hunt-n-Jeep visited it