10 of Most Beautiful Waterfalls in the US

1. Niagara Falls (New York)

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2. Yosemite Falls (California)

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3. Multnomah Falls (Oregon)

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4. Havasu Falls (Arizona)

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5. Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River (Wyoming)

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6. Ruby Falls (Tennessee)

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7. Bridalveil Fall (California)

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8. Shoshone Falls (Idaho)

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9. Taughannock Falls (New York)

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10. Palouse Falls (Washington)

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