US EditionPresident Theodore Roosevelt Considered This Waterfall The 8th Wonder of The World
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President Theodore Roosevelt Considered This Waterfall The 8th Wonder of The World
Located 60 miles northeast of Redding, California, Burney Falls is truly one of the most magnificent natural features of North America. The 129-foot waterfall is the main attraction of Arthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park and when Theodore Roosevelt, 26th President of The United States, laid eyes on it he dubbed it “the eighth wonder of the world.” 100 million gallons of water flow over the mossy ledge of the falls everyday which is partially…
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