Alamere Falls

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Alamere Falls Facts

• The breathtaking work of geological forces known as Alamere Falls stands out from the crowd. In point of fact, it represents not only a remarkably beautiful waterfall, but also a highly uncommon one. It also forms what’s known as a tidefall.
• The gorgeous site therefore stands out from other cascades, which only adds to its great allure. This truly remarkable and visually stunning fall forms one of only two such in the region. In fact, very few of this type exist anywhere on earth.
• Reaching the site, however, can be quite the arduous undertaking. It can also only be achieved by land via the Coast Trail. This awesome environmental project, created by the California Coastal Conservancy, in 2001, cuts through the region.
• Much of the terrain surrounding the incredible Alamere Falls, however, remains quite rugged in nature. Surprisingly, though, this fact does not deter the determined explorers and adventurers who frequent the beautiful region.
• In point of fact, the very rugged nature of the area serves to make the location a popular one for hikers. Extreme caution must be exercised, however, given the nature of the local geography, as well as conditions in the proximity of the waterfall.

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Alamere Falls Physical Description

Apart from its great beauty, Alamere Falls also has a very unusual and distinctive formation. It constitutes what’s known as a tiered waterfall, but it’s not content to be a normal one. It actually consists of two relatively widely separated sections.

The first section also often goes overlooked by those not paying sufficient attention to its nature. The lower section receives most of the attention, yet the upper section remains the most complex in nature. But have no fear, for we will explain.

Location upstream from what’s considered the main Alamere Falls further sits the upper falls. This section actually consists of a total of three drops. Uniquely, each of these formed with roughly the same measurements, having a slight plunge equaling roughly 10 ft (3.1 m).

The separated lower section of this stunning formation, though, drops roughly 40 ft (12.2 m) by itself. This additional plunge provides the complete cascade with a total drop of about 70 ft (21.3 m). Though not large in height, it nonetheless creates a striking effect.

Alamere Falls Location, Nature, and Distinctiveness

The magnificent feature man calls simply Alamere Falls formed in a part of the world already well known for its many beautiful sites. That’s because the distinctive, and  remarkable, waterfall formed in the state of California, in the United States.

More precisely, though, it lies within the confines of what now forms the Point Reyes National Seashore, in Marin County. The formation itself also forms a part of the similarly-named Alamere Creek, which winds tortuously through the surrounding area.

Yet none of these factors, in themselves, explains the full extent of the appeal of the geological marvel to those who encounter it. This, however, actually stems form the incredibly picturesque, not to mention unique, location of the final drop of the waterfall.

The water of the fall itself generally flows throughout the year, and in respectable abundance. At the culmination of that flow remains where the true appeal of it comes into play. The small cliff which it drops over actually hangs over a small beach.

Yet the truly marvelous nature of the amazing Alamere Falls is taken even one step further by the creation of Nature. During periods of high tide, the flow from the falls will drop directly into the ocean, making for a once-in-a-lifetime viewing opportunity.

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