Cathles Falls
Cathles Falls on an Unnamed Tributary of Bissell Brook
Cathles Trail, Simsbury, Connecticut
A sprightly brook drains the wooded traprock ledges of West Mountain, splintering into glowing veins of whitewater as it careens over a mossy, 30-foot cliff and tumbles onwards through the forests of Simsbury.
Neither the stream nor this exuberant waterfall along the Cathles Trail possess official names, probably because the warmer months of summer find them vanishing as their watershed is sapped of moisture. Come springtime, however, the falls are reborn as rains and meltwater cascade from the ridge and meander northwards to join Bissell Brook.
About this Artwork
Cathles Jewels can be purchased as a fine art print, matted and framed, from Connecticut landscape photographer J. G. Coleman.
- See Cathles Jewels on J. G. Coleman’s online galleries, where you can also price out a print size that suits your tastes.
