Cherokeeの天然記念物・トップ8

You made it to the end, take last few memories of your lifetime achievement. Bravo

The Oconaluftee River Overlook is the most southern official viewpoint on the Blue Ridge Parkway. At Milepost 468.4, it is the final stop of the parkway before reaching the National Park Boundary for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. With all the lush growth, you can't really see the river, but you can see the healthy valley it helps supply.

The Oconaluftee River Overlook is the most southern official viewpoint on the Blue Ridge Parkway. At Milepost 468.4, it is the final stop of the parkway before reaching the National Park Boundary for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. With all the lush growth, you can't really see the river, but you can see the healthy valley it helps supply.

June Whank Falls is a fun experience because the falls flow right under the bridge, giving you the best view of the falls. The bridge is as gorgeous as the falls themselves.

Very nice waterfall.

The trail to the Tom Branch Falls starts at Deep Creek Trailhead. After walking about 500 m along the Deep Creek Trail, you can see the 18-meter-high Tom Branch Falls.

The trail to the Indian Creek Falls starts at Deep Creek Trailhead. For about 1 km the trail follows Deep Creek Trail to the junction with Indian Creek Trail. About 100 m east of the junction, the Indian Creek Falls are located. The Falls are approx. 8 m high and the water flows down the rocks looking like a big water slide.

The trail begins with a climb of around 160 steps. The foot of the waterfall is quickly reached over a few roots and stones. Unfortunately, the path is closed from there, as of May 2022. That leaves only a short walk.