Frenchman Coulee with J&B

Living in Kittitas County, we have so many examples that we live in God's Country and we have countless examples of proof that this world is a mixture of past and present, meaning earthquakes, lava and water (among many other elements) literally shape our world. Frenchman Coulee was that visual proof last week. It's across the river in Grant County (same exit you would take to get to The Gorge and the Fingers rocks for rock climbing).
A couple of views of the Columbia River, just beyond where you park for the Frenchman hike.
At the end of the coulee is a waterfall that had a decent flow to it considering it's January. You can see this waterfall for the entire two miles in, which gives you great motivation to keep on trucking. The hike is relatively flat, but in some places covered in jagged rocks. Surrounding us the entire time was the basalt rock walls. Unbelievable. Brittany is on a snow bridge where the waterfall emptied under. Smart? Probably not.
Apparently, I wear the same thing when I hike: My green vest.

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