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Kane Creek Waterfall
Horizontal orientation. Canvas prints are available with optional barnwood or hardwood floating frames hand-crafted by the photographer, making a truly unique and one-of-a-kind piece of art. Please see images for details.
Trail Creek Road leaves Ketchum and winds up over Trail Creek Summit toward Challis, following Summit Creek for several miles. In July 2026 I drove early in the morning over Trail Creek Summit and to the Kane Lake trailhead for a day hike. I had researched the trail using the All-Trails app and knew that the road into the trailhead was a bit sketchy. There had been thunderstorms and rain the night before, and the road was muddy and rough, but this is the reason that I got a 4-wheel drive pickup this year! I enjoyed capturing images of the area all the way to the trailhead, and the trail itself was one of the most beautiful I have ever seen. Wildflowers were in full bloom, Kane Creek had phenomenal waterfalls and cascades all along the trail, and the Lake itself was beyond words! I spent about twice as long as an average hiker, stopping to capture the beauty along the trail. At one point I could see these waterfalls from the trail and stopped to spend awhile taking photos. It was still early enough that I did not need a filter to reduce the light to get a long exposure shot. This was shot at F11 with a 1.3 second exposure, making the water smooth and calm.
Horizontal orientation. Canvas prints are available with optional barnwood or hardwood floating frames hand-crafted by the photographer, making a truly unique and one-of-a-kind piece of art. Please see images for details.
Trail Creek Road leaves Ketchum and winds up over Trail Creek Summit toward Challis, following Summit Creek for several miles. In July 2026 I drove early in the morning over Trail Creek Summit and to the Kane Lake trailhead for a day hike. I had researched the trail using the All-Trails app and knew that the road into the trailhead was a bit sketchy. There had been thunderstorms and rain the night before, and the road was muddy and rough, but this is the reason that I got a 4-wheel drive pickup this year! I enjoyed capturing images of the area all the way to the trailhead, and the trail itself was one of the most beautiful I have ever seen. Wildflowers were in full bloom, Kane Creek had phenomenal waterfalls and cascades all along the trail, and the Lake itself was beyond words! I spent about twice as long as an average hiker, stopping to capture the beauty along the trail. At one point I could see these waterfalls from the trail and stopped to spend awhile taking photos. It was still early enough that I did not need a filter to reduce the light to get a long exposure shot. This was shot at F11 with a 1.3 second exposure, making the water smooth and calm.
Available in other sizes and mediums, with optional framing in hand crafted barn wood frame for canvas prints