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Located five miles behind the Panamint Springs Resort, at
the 3,000 ft. level, is a year round stream and a cascading 20 foot waterfall.
Fed by nearby artesian wells, this seemingly out-of-place site provides
welcome relief to desert wildlife and hikers alike, as it is the only
water source for miles around.
The falls are a short hike from a trail head parking
area located 2.5 miles down a dirt road off Highway 190. The turnoff
is one mile west of the Resort. Caution: Hiking beyond the first set of falls
is not recommended. The canyon is steep and the rocks are very slippery.
Oh, that's Jerry Graham, owner of Panamint Springs Resort
and undisputed Mayor of Panamint Valley, inspecting his resort's water supply.
Neat, huh?
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