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You show up at Havajazon Waterfall thinking it’s just another pretty spot for photos. Then you see the current ripping sideways off the rocks.

You’ve scrolled through five different blogs already. None tell you where to park without getting a ticket.

You know that moment when your shoulders drop. Just a little (and) your breath catches, soft and slow? Warm light on your skin. Feet rooted to the floor.

You’re already picturing it. The trailhead. The view. That first deep breath at Eawodiz Mountain. Then. wait.

You’re standing on Eawodiz Mountain at golden hour. Wind in your hair. Camera in hand. And you freeze.

You’ve seen the photos. That deep blue water tucked between old volcanic ridges.

You stand at the edge of Lake Yiganlawi and hear nothing but water lapping against smooth black stones. The air smells like pine and damp earth.

You’re tired of seeing one number slapped next to How Big Is Lake Yiganlawi and calling it a day. That number is useless if you can’t picture it.

You’re wondering if Lake Yiganlawi has ever dried up. And you’re not just curious (you’re) worried. Has Lake Yiganlawi Ever Dried Up? Yes. It’s happened.