Though not the largest or most dramatic of the Smokies waterfalls this one has the distinction of being the only one in the park you can walk behind. Standing there behind a roaring wall of water I felt like I was looking out through a diaphanous watery veil at the green forest. Not having the best timing the Mt. LeConte llama train passed by me as I stood under the falls and since they had right of way I was forced to step closer than desired under the falls. My camera is okay
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