Just past Wyandot is B. Reynolds Falls. It is a series of small lead in drops above the main fall (pictured upper center in this image) and a series of twisted cascades and small drops below the falls. It is situated in a beautiful natural amphitheatre of the predominant red sandstone that runs from the top of the mountain to the lowest reaches of the creek. The sheer walls are as high as 100 feet above the creek at this point.