My brothers and I grew up on property bordering the nearly 6,500 acre Cuivre River State Park, and spent our lives exploring the secrets of the woods from the mossy creek bottoms to the oak covered hilltops. This powerful experience was essential for the creation of and natural aspect to Bauer Falls. It was created with the idea of bringing as much nature to people as possible. During our time spent in the hills and woods, the lay of the land; the way, over the centuries, rocks and boulders tumbled into place, and the ebb and flow of the streams and creeks became imbedded in our minds. We have used that natural institutional memory to make our clients feel as though a real spring flows from their land.Our lifelong passion for nature led us into an exclusive artistry designing and creating expansive natural waterfalls. We won SLHL Garden of the Year for creating an elite waterfall featuring nearly 1,000 tons (37 semi loads) of natural stone boulders that pumps 48,000 gallons of water per hour. I also won 5 Under 40 for my artistry in designing and constructing widespread waterfalls by finessing large boulders into place. While I set some stones to make up pathways, steps and flat landings, I also set stones to create a boulder-like quality both to anchor hillsides during erosion-creating rains and also to mimic the Rocky Mountain landscape homeowners love.Many of our clients hire us to design and build large-scale waterfalls that resemble falls found in a national park for their estate, commercial property or secondary land. Drone videos at BauerFalls.com.