The rock structure that formed the Crockett Gardens waterfall is seen lying on the ground Friday after separating from the cliff. (PHOTO COURTESY RUSSELL VARGO)
The rock structure that formed the Crockett Gardens waterfall is seen lying on the ground Friday after separating from the cliff. (PHOTO COURTESY RUSSELL VARGO)
Water flows off the top of the Crockett Gardens waterfall this past summer. (Photo by Nicholas Cicale)
Water flows off the top of the Crockett Gardens waterfall this past summer. (Photo by Nicholas Cicale)
The rock structure that formed the Crockett Gardens waterfall is seen lying on the ground Friday after separating from the cliff. (Photo courtesy Russell Vargo)
Ice can be seen on the side of the Crockett Garden's waterfall. (Photo courtesy Russell Vargo)
Ice can be seen on the side of the Crockett Garden's waterfall. (Photo courtesy Russell Vargo)
A portion of the Crockett Gardens waterfall rock formation — a popular destination for trail walkers alongside Lake Georgetown, west of Cedar Breaks Park — separated and fell to the ground late last week.
According to Scott Blank, the lake manager at Lake Georgetown, the Army Corps of Engineers, the organization overseeing the lake, was made aware of the incident on Saturday.
