The next waterfall, about 10', is directly above the first. Robinson advises against climbing this one. I would have followed his advice, but there is another wire cable attached, and with its aid, the climb is relatively simple. I had to think long and hard about whether to trust this cable, but it's not old and it is solidly anchored. On the other side of this sign was a huge slide.
Large boulders fill the stream bed and a chute of loose, jagged talus and scree descends from above.
I didn't need a sign to tell me that attempting to climb the scree would be suicidal. I carefully climbed over some of the boulders, trying to get a better look at where the stream comes from. As I got near the chute, I could hear the stream running underneath it. As far as I could tell, this place is the Leontine Falls, or was. The cliffs surrounding the falls have collapsed and buried the entire stream, falls and all, under a pile of rock.