트란실바니아 카운티‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 폭포

It only takes about a mile of hiking to reach this free-falling waterfall, which tumbles off an overhanging edge 50 feet in the air. You can walk right up to the base of the falls, and the valley around you is filled with lush ferns and rhododendron plants.

From this spot on a wooden viewing platform you get great views over Triple Falls. The nearby Triple Falls shelter is a great spot for a picnic with a view of the waterfall, but be sure to pack out all your trash as there are no trash cans. Dogs are welcome here, but must be kept on a leash. Just a bit past the shelter is a long staircase that you can take down to the river.

Arriving at the base of the falls may convince many that these are the 'Bridal Veil' but they are further up the rocks! Be very careful as the rocks get very slick and I have ended up on my butt more than once - even with walking poles. Be warned. However, the view at the top of the real falls is well worthwhile.

Step off the bike and take the turn off of the main road to find the Looking Glass Falls Viewpoint. Looking Glass Falls is the perfect quick pit-stop for everyone since it is practically right next to the parking lot. The accessibility to the falls viewing area was kept in mind during designing so that anyone would be able to view the beautiful scene; keep in mind that there are steps leading to the upper viewing platform.

Sliding Rock is always a spectacle. If you are anywhere close to the area, this is a must-visit. You can slide down the 60-foot natural rock slide into deep water. There are lifeguards in the summer and restrooms (except in the winter) at the parking lot. If you don't feel like going down the slide yourself, there are multiple observation decks and areas.

Sliding Rock is always a spectacle. If you are anywhere close to the area, this is a must-visit. You can slide down the 60-foot natural rock slide into deep water. There are lifeguards in the summer and restrooms (except in the winter) at the parking lot. If you don't feel like going down the slide yourself, there are multiple observation decks and areas.

The name "Twin Falls" is in reference to two 100 foot tall waterfalls that are right next to each other in Pisgah National Forest. There are hiking trails that lead to the falls. In the winter months, the falls sometimes freeze, which is an equally beautiful sight.

Hooker Falls is a 12-foot tall waterfall in DuPont Forest. The main trail approaching the falls is pretty short and one that almost anyone in the family can complete. There are changing stations and restrooms at the closest parking lot in case you decide to get in the large pool of water at the base of the falls.