The story
Unlike Roughlock Falls, which requires a hike into a side canyon, Bridal Veil Falls drops roughly 60 feet directly within the main canyon and is visible from a roadside pullout on US-14A, with a crosswalk to a viewing platform. Its name comes from the thin, veil-like sheet of water spreading across the rock. Flow is heaviest in spring and thins by late summer. It sits along the same corridor the historic 1893-1933 Burlington railroad once ran through.
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Bridal Veil FallsNatural Landmark
A 60-foot sheet of water cascading over limestone right beside the highway — Spearfish Canyon's most easily seen waterfall, visible without leaving your car.
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Connected places
Savoy (canyon hamlet)
The Latchstring Inn
Dances With Wolves Winter Camp Site
Homestake Hydroelectric Plant No. 2
The Burlington Diner
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Nearby history
Homestake Hydroelectric Plant No. 1
D.C. Booth Historic National Fish Hatchery
Burlington Spearfish Line
The Thoen Stone
Spearfish Canyon Scenic Byway
Black Hills Passion Play
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