Lewis Falls
Quick Facts
- Location
- USA, Wyoming
- Category
- Sightseeing
- Opening Hours
- Open with Yellowstone National Park, best May to October
- Ticket Price
- Yellowstone park pass required, private vehicle $35 for 7 days
- Address
- Yellowstone National Park, 82190, Wyoming, United States of America
- Coordinates
- 44.2674, -110.6369
Introduction
Lewis Falls, located near the south rim of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, is an elegant waterfall formed as the Lewis River descends toward the Snake River. Though not as powerful as Yellowstone's larger waterfalls, it attracts passing travelers with its serene and refined natural beauty. The falls drop about 10 meters, with white ribbon-like water cascading over gray-yellow rock walls into the green Lewis River, surrounded by dense coniferous forest and rolling mountains with the scent of pine in the air. The viewing area is right beside the famous US Highway 89, allowing visitors to admire this hidden waterscape without a long hike, making it a must-stop for those driving to Yellowstone's south entrance. In early morning, sunlight filters through the canopy.
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FAQ
What are the opening hours of Lewis Falls?
Open with Yellowstone National Park, best May to October
How much is the admission for Lewis Falls?
Yellowstone park pass required, private vehicle $35 for 7 days
Any practical tips for visiting Lewis Falls?
The viewing area is roadside, pull completely into the parking area and watch for traffic Early morning offers soft light and few visitors, best for photos and quiet enjoyment
