Posted in Southern California
April 05, 2016
8 Enchanting Urban Waterfalls That Everyone In Southern California Should Visit
There are plenty of enchanting waterfalls to see in Southern California, and not all of them require a day trip or a distant hike to experience. These eight waterfalls are a bit closer to home and can be enjoyed inside gardens, parks, and estates throughout SoCal. If you need a little recharge, these waterfalls are quite accessible and will instantly renew your spirit.
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As you stroll through this 6 1/2 acre garden in the San Fernando Valley you will stumble upon a three-tiered waterfall that's surrounded by a wonderful oasis of greenery.
This man-made waterfall tucked inside Descanso Gardens is a delight to see and photograph.
This mini waterfall is a pleasant surprise to encounter during a visit at Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area in Ladera Heights.
The Japanese Friendship Garden in Balboa Park is a lovely spot to see a waterfall after a day exploring this expansive urban park.
One of the splendid sights you will see inside the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden.
The San Diego Zoo is home to several stunning waterfalls throughout the grounds. Stop for a moment at this tranquil spot and surround yourself with the sound of cascading water.
The gardens at this stunning estate are open to the public for leisurely tours. The Compass Garden waterfall is breathtaking and worth the visit.
You will find this dramatic man-made waterfall inside the 127-acre Los Angeles Arboretum and Botanic Garden located in Arcadia.
There’s something so peaceful about listening to the sound of cascading water. Have you had a chance to experience some of these lovely waterfalls in Southern California?
