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4 out of 5 based on 28 ratings
Swimming hole at the bottom of High Shoals Falls in a very large state park/state game area. A fan says "16,000 acres with no developement and completely roadless. This watershed (Jacob Fork Watershed) is supposedly the cleanest in NC, and perhaps the cleanest on the east coast." Sounds great! CAUT from swimmingholes.org
Reviewer's Rating = 4 Date of Trip: 1/16/2010 I did this hike for the first time with my trusted companion. There was still a little snow on the ground, so it took a litt... from trails.com
Double track ATV roads inside the state park. Well graded, no motorized vehicles (except for state park vehicles), very fast, extremely steep and sustained climbs. Excell... from mtbr.com
Nestled deep in the woods, South Mountains State Park is the perfect place to enjoy nature. Here you can see a majestic mountain range peeking out from the gently rolling landscape of the piedmont. The park includes elevations up to 3,000 feet, a waterfall dropping 80 feet and more than 40 miles of from ncparks.gov
- Located east of Pisgah National Forest and just south of Morganton, South Mountains State Park is an explorers delight. There are miles of hiking trail and fishing streams to which one may escape. Two of the park's highlights are High Shoals Waterfall and Chestnut Knob which is the 2nd highest po from wildernet.com
When I asked the park ranger to recommend a loop hike encompassing the popular High Shoals Waterfall, the park?s signature attraction, she took the trail map and outlined two options. There was the High Shoals Falls Loop of about 2.5 miles or the Upper Falls Trail combined with the H.Q. Trail for a from trails.com
Offers approximately 14 miles of trout streams and 48 miles of trails designated for mountain bikes, equestrian and hiking activity. Features the High Shoals Falls on the Jacob's Fork River, a torrent of water that falls approximately 80 feet over a cliff of bare rock. Free. Fee for camping. from visitnc.com
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