Gibbon Falls

Gibbon Falls is enormous, to say the least. The water doesn't fall down a straight edge, but instead it tumbles doesn a lengthening formation of rock. This falls is beautiful and magestic, streaming down the varied rock face in rapid, ivory bands. The waterfall itself is very large, as mentioned before. It is about 12 wolf-lengths across, and 10 in height. Perhaps it isn't the longest drop, but it clearly has the widest base. The area surrounding Gibbon Falls is mainly crinkled rock face, scattered a few embedded trees and shrubs.