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When I got to the third waterfall I studied it carefully and decided to take the bypass. I could not determine how deep the pool was and the rushing water could have swept me in. Rocks could be lurking beneath the surface.
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Cottonwood trees at Fruita. with permission from Nick Terrett
Another view of the third waterfall.
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Richard Rubicam
Jan 14, 2020 near Loa, UT
“When I got to the third waterfall I studied it carefully and decided to take the bypass. I could not determine how deep the pool was and the rushing water could have swept me in. Rocks could be lurking beneath the surface.”  

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When I got to the third waterfall I studied it carefully and decided to take the bypass. I could not determine how deep the pool was and the rushing water could have swept me in. Rocks could be lurking beneath the surface.
Another view of the third waterfall.
After taking the bypass you can look down on the third waterfall from a distance. Clouds were moving in.
Looking downstream from the bypass trail.
Another nice spot.
Expect down climbs next to every waterfall.
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Cottonwood trees at Fruita. with permission from Nick Terrett
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