Wide falls
Over dark rock.
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Talofofo Falls is a series of cascades on the Ugum River in south-eastern Guam, inland from Talofofo Bay, about 8.6 km in a straight line east of Umatac and some 17 km south of the capital, Hagåtña. The river drops in two tiers of wide falls over dark rock, surrounded by dense tropical forest. The water collects below in a broad pool, greenish-brown after rain, and the falls run fuller and wider in the rainy season. The falls sit inside a private resort park, where visitors go down by cable car or along paths and cross a suspension bridge over the river near the falls. Trails wind among the trees, and some points look out over the green valley and the river below as it flows on towards Talofofo Bay. Entry is with the park fee. Paths are slippery after rain, so wear suitable shoes, bring mosquito repellent, and the rainy season makes the falls fuller.
Over dark rock.
Near the falls.
Around the valley.
Talofofo, Guam
No, they are inside a paid park.
In the rainy season.