Kepler Cascades - Yellowstone National Park - Waterfalls on Waymarking.com

Named for a 12 year old son of Wyoming's Territorial governor, this was a favorite stop on early tours of Yellowstone and it still is a highly frequented stop in the southern part of the park.

Here, the Firehole River passes a group of cascades, descending a total 150 ft. The highest single step is 50 ft.

If you move on from here to Lewis Falls, notice you’ll cross the Continental Divide. The water passing Kepler Cascadeds flows down the Firehole River and through Missouri and Mississippi into the Golf of Mexico and eventually into the Atlantic Ocean, while the water passing Lewis Falls only a couple of miles away takes its path via Lewis and Snake River into the Columbia River and eventually into the Pacific Ocean.

Waterfalls in Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone is most famous for its hotsprings, but it also has a huge number of amazing waterfalls. Check the Yellowstone Waterfalls website and also check out our other waterfall waymarks (just click on the picture):

Firehole Cascades	Firehole Falls	Gibbon Falls	Lewis Falls
Rustic Falls	Tower Falls	Yellowstone Lower Falls	Yellowstone Upper Falls

Type: Cascade Watercourse: Firehole River Waterfall Height: 150 Seasonality: Perennial Seasons of Best Flow: From: 01/01/2006 To: 12/31/2006 Viewpoint: Top Path Up and Down: Partial Walk Behind: Partially Parking Coordinates: Not Listed

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