Big-little waterfall.

High Falls is a little big waterfall in the town of Marbletown, NY.

“Little” because the small area from which to admire the falls is located some distance away with trees in the way making the waterfall obscured and \”little\”.

“Big” because the waterfall is huge at 200 feet wide and 30 feet tall.

The best viewing position is occupied by a power plant and is off-limits to the public. (In fairness, the whole area could have been declared off-limits but pedestrians are welcome to roam freely and are even provided with tourist-friendly information signs.)

So despite being massive, the visitor doesn’t feel the waterfall’s power. Because the waterfall is loomingly tiny and thunderingly soft far in the distance.