Although South Carolina only touches the edge of the Appalachian Mountains in the Northwest corner of the state, there are still many beautiful waterfalls throughout Greenville, Pickens and Oconee Counties. This page offers a sampling of a just a few of the state’s waterfalls. Chau Ram Falls Easily accessible from the parking lot at Chau…
Carrick Creek runs through Table Rock State Park. There is a falls and viewing platform when one first enteres the park. There is also a 2-mile trail that will take hikers past many smaller falls. This moderate hike is suitable for families with small children or people who aren’t in top shape because there’s not…
This falls on the border of North and South Carolina is the largest falls in the Carolinas. Here, the Whitewater River drops 811 feet and spans the border of North and South Carolina. There are actually two falls, Upper and Lower. The Upper Falls is 411 feet, and it is easily accessed from a paved…
Western North Carolina is mountain country. The area features countless waterfalls. The waterfall above is Triple Falls located in DuPont State Forest. Transylvania County Known as “The Land of Waterfalls”, many of the waterfalls in North Carolina are clustered here either in DuPont State Forest or Pisgah National Forest. Hooker Falls Located in DuPont State…