125 free rock pictures photos from Freerange

A rippling brook flows through in a forest at George W. Childs Recreation Site at Dingman s Ferry, PA.

Factory Falls - as viewed from the bottom of the falls - is one of three main waterfalls at George W. Childs Recreation Site in Dingmans Ferry, PA, within the Delaware water Gap National Recreation .

Water flowing pass rocks and boulders in a section of the Raritan River at picturesque Ken Lockwood Gorge Wildlife Management Area in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, in autumn.

Van Campens Brook flows around rock and boulder through a forest in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area in New Jersey.

Upper and middle falls of Factory Falls. The Falls is one of three main waterfalls at George W. Childs Recreation Site in Dingmans Ferry, PA, within the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.

Girl hiker sitting by Lake Minnewaska in Minnewaska State Park, in the Shawangunk Mountains, in upstate New York during fall foliage season.

Silky effect of ripples of running water in a brook as night approaches at George W. Childs Recreation Site at Dingman s Ferry, PA.

Rushing water flowing around boulder rocks strew across Raritan River at picturesque Ken Lockwood Gorge Wildlife Management Area in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.

A small waterfall at Hacklebarney State Park. The 978 acres Hacklebarney State Park is a popular year round destination for New Jersey hiking. The Black River flows through the middle of the park and massive boulder rocks are struin through out the park. These boulder rocks create many beautiful waterfalls and cascades that can be observed along the many trails. Hacklebarney State Park is located between Long Valley and Chester in Morris County, New Jersey.

Waterfall over slick wet rocks in the forest.

Sunset Framed in the Natural Arch of a Phoenix Summer night

Van Campens Brook waterfall in Van Campens Glen in late autumn in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area in New Jersey.

A small water fall cascading pass massive boulder rocks at Hacklebarney State Park. The 978 acres Hacklebarney State Park is a popular year round destination for New Jersey hiking. The Black River flows through the middle of the park and massive boulder rocks are struin through out the park. These boulder rocks create many beautiful waterfalls and cascades that can be observed along the many trails. Hacklebarney State Park is located between Long Valley and Chester in Morris County, New Jersey.

Calm water flowing pass rocks in a section of the Raritan River at picturesque Ken Lockwood Gorge Wildlife Management Area in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, in autumn.

Lake Minnewaska in the fall in Minnewaska State Park, in the Shawangunk Mountains, in upstate Ultser County, New York.

Factory Falls - as viewed from the bottom of upper falls - is one of three main waterfalls at George W. Childs Recreation Site in Dingmans Ferry, PA, within the Delaware water Gap National Recreation .

Stream and cascade at Van Campens Glen, Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, New Jersey.

Casade upstream of Factory Falls in high Summer at George W. Childs Recreation Site in Dingmans Ferry, Delaware Township, PA.

Van Campens Brook cascades toward Van Campens Glen in late autumn in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area in New Jersey.

Factory Falls - closer view of upper falls - is one of three main waterfalls at George W. Childs Recreation Site in Dingmans Ferry, PA, within the Delaware water Gap National Recreation .

A wooden footbridge over water and boulders at Hacklebarney State Park. The 978 acres Hacklebarney State Park is a popular year round destination for New Jersey hiking. The Black River flows through the middle of the park and massive boulder rocks are struin through out the park. These boulder rocks create many beautiful waterfalls and cascades that can be observed along the many trails. Hacklebarney State Park is located between Long Valley and Chester in Morris County, New Jersey.

A small step water fall at Hacklebarney State Park. The 978 acres Hacklebarney State Park is a popular year round destination for New Jersey hiking. The Black River flows through the middle of the park and massive boulder rocks are struin through out the park. These boulder rocks create many beautiful waterfalls and cascades that can be observed along the many trails. Hacklebarney State Park is located between Long Valley and Chester in Morris County, New Jersey.

Picturesque view of a section of the Raritan River at Ken Lockwood Gorge Wildlife Management Area in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, in Autumn.

Stream water cascades over moss covered rocks at Dingman s Ferry PA in Autumn.

Stream and cascade at Van Campens Glen, Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, New Jersey.