Undine Falls was added to Your Favorites!
Yellowstone NP, Wyoming
Claim this place to tell your story your way.
The name 'Undine' comes from the mythological water nymphs known as Undines, which are said to inhabit waterfalls and other bodies of water.
Undine Falls has a total drop of about 60 feet, cascading over three distinct tiers.
This picturesque waterfall is situated within the boundaries of Yellowstone National Park, one of the most famous national parks in the United States.
The falls are fed by Lava Creek, which flows through the northern section of Yellowstone National Park.
The falls are formed from volcanic rock, a testament to the park's dynamic geological past.
Visitors can view the falls from a roadside pullout on the Grand Loop Road, making it accessible in all seasons.
