We set out on our second day in Lac La Croix with the goal of visiting Curtain Falls. We had heard how beautiful it was and were really excited to check it out. We had a few portages and a little paddling to get there from boulder bay so we set off early in the morning.
We paddled across calm waters and basked in the warm sun. When we finally made it to Curtain Falls it was amazing. The water was raging out of Crooked lake over the top of the falls pounding its way down into Lac La Croix. Mat and Jim did a little fishing in the fast water below the falls while Erin and I did a little swimming at the top of the falls. It felt so nice to cool off on such a hot day. We found a nice little pool on the edge of the falls that had water boiling into it without the danger of being swept over. If you sit in one side it feels like you are sitting in a jacuzzi tub. If you ever get the chance to stop by Curtain Falls you won’t be disappointed.
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Artist: Dan Tharp
Website: http://www.dantharpmusic.com
Artist: AngelWhite
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September 16th, 2008 at 11:34 pm
Loved the intro! That’s an impressive volume of water going through that chute! Once again, I love the selection of music you pick for your clips.
Suggestion: It might have been nice to have had a map incorporated into this clip showing the places you were talking about. Just a thought.
Looking forward to next week’s episode.
Thanks!
September 25th, 2008 at 7:44 pm
Missing you guys. Just love seeing you getting out into the wild. Hope all is well with the new jobs.
Cheers,
Rick
September 30th, 2008 at 9:16 pm
Can’t say enough about how much I appreciate you using my music!
Personally, I think it fits in beautifully with the imagery you’ve created.
Again, great video!
Take care,
Dan Tharp
http://dantharpmusic.com
November 14th, 2008 at 7:48 pm
when I was 16 i paddled what is called the hunter island route in quitico park, in 2007 i now 53, talked my wife into going back to curtain falls, with me, at that time in 1971 you could camp right at the top of the falls, not now, we spent about an hour enjoying the falls and spending time with new friends from the denver area. the falls and the trip in through nina moose was a lot of work but just as much fun as i had dreamed.if you are in the area of curtain falls please take the time to see rebecca falls just 20 minutes away.