Falling Water was not as accessible as Kentuck Knob; you have to pay just to get in the place. Once you park, there's a typical tourist destination waiting area, gift shop, and cafe. We were able to get grounds passes, but had to have our names added to a waiting list. So, we waited with the black square buzzer with red lights that we've all become accustomed to at restaurants. We grabbed some food in the cafe, then headed out to take pictures of Falling Water. With the grounds passes, we were allowed to take tour the exterior of the house at our leisure. It was very cold, but Brent took numerous pictures of the outside. A few hours later our buzzer buzzed, and we ran back to get tickets for the inside tour. Unfortunately, pictures are prohibited inside the house. However, that house was very cool, from the windows to stones. We decided we would love to live there full time.
Here are pictures of Kentuck Knob:
Here are pictures from the art meadow at Kentuck Knob, you can see a piece of the Berlin wall:
Here are pictures of Kentuck Knob:
Here is video of a river and waterfall in Ohiopyle, the state park where Falling Water is located, and also a section of the Alleghany bike trail. The waterfall is much much larger than it appears in the video:
