Louis Creek Falls point of interest

Louis Creek Falls is a very impressive waterfall stepping down the side of the text-book example of a glacially carved trough that is the Napeequa Valley. Louis Creek drains from a pair of tiny glaciers on the west side of Buck Mountain and though it doesn't flow heavily, it flows quite consistently all year. The falls drop approximately 1720 feet down the valley wall in 10 main tiers, but only the bottom 545 feet of the falls can be seen from the base due to foreshortening. The first 500 vertical feet of the falls can only be seen either from across the valley or up close from on top of the rest of the falls due to the way it twists in the gully. Unfortunately even the cross-valley views from on top of Butterfly Butte are limited and certainly won't convey the size of the falls nearly as well as standing at its base and unfortunately, neither will any pictures of the falls no matter how good they might be.