NC Waterfall Tour

[@sachinanand3183]

Glass water fall and white falls are absolutely Spectacular

[@afshankanwal3204]

Very Beautiful video Great work Thanks for sharing this video love it amazing view Excellent photography

[@char4him99]

One of my favorite trips! Love this whole area.. The only thing better than being there and driving thru would be to see it by Motorcycle! Wow

[@oldman66live]

The beauty of these waterfall is they can either be seen from the road or only requires a short hike. Northeast Georgia, Western n.c. and upper S.C. there are over 350 waterfalls. I paid a guide to take me to five waterfall that were on private land. It was well worth the money. The land owners were very courteous and asked only that we treat the area with respect. On my bucket list is to visit as many as possible.

[@carloscohen9439]

Glad .that you did enjoyed the trip.all this areas have many places parks..water falls...!!so amazing!!

[@MooCowMama]

The falls labeled as Cathedral Falls and Birdstand Falls are usually known as Mill Shoals or Shoal Creek Falls and Elysium or French Broad Falls, repectively. :) The falls usually known as Cathedral Falls is actually downstream a few hundred yards and is also know as Bird Rock Falls. Fabulous video!

[@MrPatat41]

Check out Eastatoee Falls in Rosman NC, Bridal Veil Falls, Dry Falls, & Cullasaja Falls, all near Highlands NC & all roadside or within 100 yards.

[@wtthegoldenocelot]

chip patat yes

[@americaridesmaps]

Thanks for the clarification. It was hard enough to find references to these falls let alone the proper names. There are 5 falls along the trail, with Cathedral being the most distant. As it was the most commonly used name I used it as the reference.

[@bwilliams3227]

Great video great info! Thanks

[@vbstargazer]

very cool and informitive 5 *'s for you

[@tedcohen2895]

we are two srs visiting Asheville next week you mention waterfalls that c an be seen fm the road please fill us in as thats what we are looking for

[@kellycalhoun7210]

This is great!

[@sandralewis5645]

I have never understood the "fee" to view nature. Who charges for a view?

[@tslmiami6288]

this is a very late reply but I can tell you it takes a LOT of money to maintain roads that are wrapped around the edges of a mountain. Plus a lot of the attractions have steps or improved path to them... Lastly, sad to say people who don't pay fees also don't respect things. You see it all of the time in public parks, they get destroyed by the very people who use them for free....

[@wickedmountainfilms]

sandra lewis guess you've never actually bush whacked anything. Point being all the trail maintenance that's required for you to be able to access anything without rope or machete

[@JoeyWaxter]

"I think the entire government should be privatized. Chuck E. Cheese could run the parks. Everything operated by tokens. Drop in a token go on the swing set. Drop in another token, take a walk. Drop in a token look at a duck.”

[@dansmith5023]

@Camping it's poor people's own fault they're poor🙄

[@mrclean28h]

Could not find this map on your sight