Lisa Falls

Lisa Falls was one of the shorter waterfall journeys that I did while visiting the Salt Lake City zone on Memorial Day Weekend in 2017. As should be obvious from the photograph above, it seemed to have only two or three levels spilling to some degree sideways down a stone like shake confront. However, while making the drive up Little Cottonwood Canyon, I swore that there was more to this waterfall than what that photograph uncovered as I may have seen different parts of its general drop from the street. Undoubtedly, it appeared like the open piece of the falls was only a mystery to its general highlights, however I detected that such concealed characteristics of the falls would just be uncovered to individuals like arranged abseilers climbing or diving the contiguous stone bluff face by the falls or the individuals who figured out how to climb or move up to a higher vantage point on the contrary side of Little Cottonwood Canyon. Truth be told, this waterfall had to a greater extent a nearby vibe to it since its trail was unsigned and most likely could be not entirely obvious if one somehow happened to drive by with no earlier research or learning of this place.