Waterfalls
Waterfalls create interest for many reasons. Usually there is a hike to get to the waterfall and there is the task of maneuvering to get to the best location to view and photograph the fall. The relaxing sound of falling water, the mist associated with falling water, and the overall tranquility of the waterfall make it a favored hike for locals and tourists alike. Dress for the mist if you go and wear good hiking boots because many surfaces around waterfalls are slick and very dangerous. Enjoy!
Connestee Falls - February 2020
Connestee Falls - October 13, 2020
Triple Falls - October 2019
Upper portion of Triple Falls
Upper fall of Triple Falls
Black and White of upper fall of Triple Falls
One Level of Triple Falls
Looking Glass Falls, Dec. 26, 2022
Hooker Falls
Hooker Falls has a 12-foot drop and is located on Little River in DuPont State Forest. Hooker Falls is easily accessible with a parking lot only ¼ mile away. The pool below the waterfall is safe for swimming and draws a lot of visitors during the warmer months of summer.
Hooker Falls in Black and White
Beauty is not always about color. This black and white image shows the textures and contrast within the landscape.
Looking Glass Falls
Looking Glass Falls is located in Pisgah National Forest by Highway 276. Its easy access from the road makes it a popular and well visited waterfall for locals and tourists. The waterfall has a 60-foot drop and in the summertime you can usually find people cooling off in the pool below the fall.