バンコム郡周辺のおすすめ滝ハイキング＆ウォーキング

Just a short detour from the Graybeard Trail, Walker's Knob grants sweeping views south to Montreat and the town of Black Mountain. You also get a verdant panorama of the surrounding mountains from above the trees.

The name "Pot Cove Gap" comes from the idea that old miners and rail workers that died on the job used to have their water/lunch pail hung from a rope or tree branch in their memory. One can find the remains of an old lunch pot hanging from a tree here.

Spot where Ranger Walden allegedly “surfed” a rock down the mountain, came up unharmed.

Douglas Falls is a unique 70 foot tall waterfall in Buncombe County, North Carolina. The falls can be accessed via a few different hiking routes of varying distances.

Some views you don't even have to work for! On a clear enough day, you can easily see the summit and northeast ridge of Craggy Dome just from the parking lot. If you want to see the views from the top, climb the short trail, which is less than half a mile in one direction.

The name "Pot Cove Gap" comes from the idea that old miners and rail workers that died on the job used to have their water/lunch pail hung from a rope or tree branch in their memory. One can find the remains of an old lunch pot hanging from a tree here.

Big Piney is the second summit (coming from the west) in the Seven Sisters peaks. Views can be somewhat obstructed from the very top of the mountain since it is tucked in the trees, but you can stand closeby at Rattlesnake Rock to gain views of the mountains to the north.

This trail junction marks the start for the Lower Piney Trail (which eventually connects to Stomping Knob Trail) and the bottom of Big Piney Ridge Trail. Either trail will eventually lead you up the mountain, but follow the blue markers for the more gradual climb (Lower Piney Trail) or the red markers for a steeper ascent (Big Piney Ridge Trail).