Stumphouse Tunnel and Isaqueena Falls

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Stumphouse Tunnel and Issaqueena Falls

11/2/08

This is what the tunnel looks like

if you don’t bring a flashlight.

The entrance to the tunnel.

The inside of the tunnel. The walls

are very jagged because the tunnel

was made with hand-tools and black

powder.

The end of the tunnel. You can still

see where they used hand-drills to

make holes for the black powder.

A particularly pretty section of the falls.

The entire falls. (The black lines show

where the falls begin and end.)