Sitting Bull Falls is in the northeastern part of the Guadalupe Mts., north of the high escarpment that forms the eastern boundary of the main body of the range. Like the rest of the Guadalupe Mts., the area is limestone from an ancient reef. Sitting Bull Canyon and Last Chance Canyon, into which it drains, have water during most of the year.

The falls, 3/20/06.

The stream below the falls, 3/20/06.

The stream above the falls, 3/20/06.

Last Chance Canyon just below the junction with Sitting Bull Canyon, 1/10/05.

Erik McCormick photographing reflections in the stream in Last Chance Canyon, 1/10/05. We were looking for herps that day, but didn't see much.