Not far from the city of Dunsmuir, in the United States of America, there is a simply stunningly beautiful waterfall called Mossbrae. It is worth seeing, because the spectacle is not only enchanting, but the most delightful that nature can create. Here, streams of clear water break through stone walls of volcanic origin in different places. Thanks to the water, lush bright green moss grows on the wall, which turns the stone into a soft blanket.
All the water flows down like a curtain into the beautiful Sacramento River. The waterfall itself is not very high, it is only fifteen meters high, but its width exceeds 45 meters. Moss and other plants cover the wall so densely that streams of water break out in different places, and it seems as if dozens of small waterfalls are descending here at the same time.
To get to this place you have to walk along a narrow path that runs next to the railway. Trains constantly run along the tracks, and the path is so narrow in some places that tourists have to walk right on the rails. Therefore, if you decide to go there, be extremely careful so that no accidents happen. There have been cases when, due to the noise of the waterfall itself, tourists did not hear the sound of the train and accidents occurred.
To prevent such situations, the authorities have banned visiting the waterfall for some time until a safe path is built. Tourists who want to to see such beauty quite a lot, some break through there on their own, others wait for permission. There really is something to see, because it is not only the waterfall that attracts attention here. The banks of the river seem to have been painted by masters of the pen, and you will never forget the surrounding landscapes, dense forests and bright colors.
Tourists who have already visited here speak very warmly about the waterfall, they call it a real paradise on earth, where you want to stay forever. These silver threads of water look gorgeous on the emerald carpet of living plants.
It is believed that this beautiful waterfall is fed by underground streams, so the water in it is spring-like and very tasty. However, few dare to taste the water, and the brave ones really claim that even on hot days the water is cool and tasty.
