hmmmm, good luck?

I dont know of any waterfalls in the bay.

Depending on how much its worth to you and if you have a spare day.

Yosemite is only like a 4 hour drive.

Yosemite Falls, Bridalvale Falls and Nevada Falls are all great for pictures.

Mt. Diablo has a few. However I I'm not sure what their specific location is. I also have a hunch they are a mile or two hike from the road.

Also out Morgan Territory Rd between Pleasanton/Livermore and Calyton there are a few potential locatins near the Pleasanton/Livermore end. There is also a road which extends from Morgan Terriory to Byron I think. Along this road you might find a few.

Hmm... I also wonder about along Calevaris Blvd just south out of Sunol as there is a watershed back in there and it's got some elevation change.

Then again there's also the road which goes form Livermore to Mt. Hamilton. YES! I think there might be a few good spots in there just south out of Livermore. There are several rock pools and they are just off of the road. It's one of the most amazing roads in the Bay Area in my opinion. I'll try and look it up for you.

Many of the watersheds on Mt. Tamalpais have falls this time of year. If you scout around a bit, you can probably find something nice not too far away from the main paths.

Hi Dave!

I'm going to recommend two spots to you. Although neither are in the east bay they are in the Bay area.

1. Uvas Canyon County Park. I just saw some photos of a waterfall there that were taken less than a week ago.

2. Big Basin Redwoods State Park. The really big waterfall is a 12 mile round trip hike but there are also 2 smaller waterfalls in the park that are pretty nice. Especially with all this rain.

Sunol Regional Wilderness has waterfalls. Parts of the park actually look like Yosemite. Come to think of it, I think the area I am thinking of is called Little Yosemite. Yes! I found the link...it is a gorgeous area!

www.ebparks.org/parks/sunol.htm

The perfect spot for waterfalls is Fall Creek in Felton. Just a quarter mile off of Hwy 9 in the Santa Cruz Mtns. Much of the trail is wide, flat/ low grade and there are lots of little cubby holes to discover. The trail follows the creek and streams from Felton up to the top of Bonny Doon. It is majestic with the redwoods, ferns, mushrooms and banana slugs all around.

Enter the Park from Empire Grade Rd and follow the sound of rushing water :)

i i have seen one in golden gate park in san francisco. but i forget what road it is on. im sure there is a way to find out.

good luck!