Waterfalls in San Diego County

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

Secluded Waterfalls in the Mountains of San Diego County.

And now for some still photos of the little-known waterfalls I posted a video of the other day. These are in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

💧Mildred Falls: San Diego County's Tallest Waterfall💧

These falls are about 300 feet tall and generally only flow this well when there has been unusually heavy rains. I shot this with my Canon EOS R. Note that I don't have any zoomed out footage of the entire length of the falls due to my SD card (a 4-month-old Sony SF-E128) failing hard without warning. Not corrupted, but some sort of internal hardware failure in the card. Fortunately I shot the rest of the footage in this video on another card. According to "San Diego County Place Names, A To Z) by Leland Fetzer, the waterfall is most likely named after Mildred Williams - a Julian resident in the early 1900's. Mildred committed suicide here by leaping into the falls. 4K version on YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp1PEE6LqL4&feature=youtu.be

💧Mildred Falls: San Diego County's Tallest Waterfall💧

These falls are about 300 feet tall and generally only flow this well when there has been unusually heavy rains. I shot this with my Canon EOS R. Note that I don't have any zoomed out footage of the entire length of the falls due to my SD card (a 4-month-old Sony SF-E128) failing hard without warning. Not corrupted, but some sort of internal hardware failure in the card. Fortunately I shot the rest of the footage in this video on another card. According to "San Diego County Place Names, A To Z) by Leland Fetzer, the waterfall is most likely named after Mildred Williams - a Julian resident in the early 1900's. Mildred committed suicide here by leaping into the falls. 4K version on YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp1PEE6LqL4&feature=youtu.be

💧Mildred Falls: San Diego County's Tallest Waterfall💧

These falls are about 300 feet tall and generally only flow this well when there has been unusually heavy rains. I shot this with my Canon EOS R. Note that I don't have any zoomed out footage of the entire length of the falls due to my SD card (a 4-month-old Sony SF-E128) failing hard without warning. Not corrupted, but some sort of internal hardware failure in the card. Fortunately I shot the rest of the footage in this video on another card. According to "San Diego County Place Names, A To Z) by Leland Fetzer, the waterfall is most likely named after Mildred Williams - a Julian resident in the early 1900's. Mildred committed suicide here by leaping into the falls. 4K version on YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp1PEE6LqL4&feature=youtu.be

💧Mildred Falls: San Diego County's Tallest Waterfall💧

These falls are about 300 feet tall and generally only flow this well when there has been unusually heavy rains. I shot this with my Canon EOS R. Note that I don't have any zoomed out footage of the entire length of the falls due to my SD card (a 4-month-old Sony SF-E128) failing hard without warning. Not corrupted, but some sort of internal hardware failure in the card. Fortunately I shot the rest of the footage in this video on another card. According to "San Diego County Place Names, A To Z) by Leland Fetzer, the waterfall is most likely named after Mildred Williams - a Julian resident in the early 1900's. Mildred committed suicide here by leaping into the falls. 4K version on YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp1PEE6LqL4&feature=youtu.be

💧Mildred Falls: San Diego County's Tallest Waterfall💧

These falls are about 300 feet tall and generally only flow this well when there has been unusually heavy rains. I shot this with my Canon EOS R. Note that I don't have any zoomed out footage of the entire length of the falls due to my SD card (a 4-month-old Sony SF-E128) failing hard without warning. Not corrupted, but some sort of internal hardware failure in the card. Fortunately I shot the rest of the footage in this video on another card. According to "San Diego County Place Names, A To Z) by Leland Fetzer, the waterfall is most likely named after Mildred Williams - a Julian resident in the early 1900's. Mildred committed suicide here by leaping into the falls. 4K version on YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp1PEE6LqL4&feature=youtu.be

💧Mildred Falls: San Diego County's Tallest Waterfall💧

These falls are about 300 feet tall and generally only flow this well when there has been unusually heavy rains. I shot this with my Canon EOS R. Note that I don't have any zoomed out footage of the entire length of the falls due to my SD card (a 4-month-old Sony SF-E128) failing hard without warning. Not corrupted, but some sort of internal hardware failure in the card. Fortunately I shot the rest of the footage in this video on another card. According to "San Diego County Place Names, A To Z) by Leland Fetzer, the waterfall is most likely named after Mildred Williams - a Julian resident in the early 1900's. Mildred committed suicide here by leaping into the falls. 4K version on YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp1PEE6LqL4&feature=youtu.be

💧Mildred Falls: San Diego County's Tallest Waterfall💧

These falls are about 300 feet tall and generally only flow this well when there has been unusually heavy rains. I shot this with my Canon EOS R. Note that I don't have any zoomed out footage of the entire length of the falls due to my SD card (a 4-month-old Sony SF-E128) failing hard without warning. Not corrupted, but some sort of internal hardware failure in the card. Fortunately I shot the rest of the footage in this video on another card. According to "San Diego County Place Names, A To Z) by Leland Fetzer, the waterfall is most likely named after Mildred Williams - a Julian resident in the early 1900's. Mildred committed suicide here by leaping into the falls. 4K version on YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp1PEE6LqL4&feature=youtu.be

💧Mildred Falls: San Diego County's Tallest Waterfall💧

These falls are about 300 feet tall and generally only flow this well when there has been unusually heavy rains. I shot this with my Canon EOS R. Note that I don't have any zoomed out footage of the entire length of the falls due to my SD card (a 4-month-old Sony SF-E128) failing hard without warning. Not corrupted, but some sort of internal hardware failure in the card. Fortunately I shot the rest of the footage in this video on another card. According to "San Diego County Place Names, A To Z) by Leland Fetzer, the waterfall is most likely named after Mildred Williams - a Julian resident in the early 1900's. Mildred committed suicide here by leaping into the falls. 4K version on YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp1PEE6LqL4&feature=youtu.be