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Spalding Falls is an approximately 100-foot waterfall in Garnet Canyon in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. Fed by snowmelt runoff and the Middle Teton Glacier, it flows intermittently rather than year-round. The falls are reached by the Garnet Canyon Trail and are located about 2 miles beyond Cleft Falls. Set within a glacially shaped canyon, Spalding Falls reflects the alpine character of the Teton range and the strong influence of seasonal meltwater on its landscape.
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Wyoming · United States