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When we could hike (many years ago), Betsy and I would plan vacations or road trips around our search for waterfalls. But we didn’t always have to make a major trip to find an interesting waterfall — we had several interesting falls relatively close by.
Twin Falls, in Rock Island State Park, is a waterfall that came into being when a dam was built creating Center Hill Lake. The dam used water to back up and flood caverns. The water then broke through the back of the cavern, creating Twin Falls. Are Twin Falls natural or man-made? Who cares, they are beautiful.