The northwestern corner of South Carolina is a hotbed of great trails that lead to spectacular places. Hiking is a big deal in South Carolina. We’re blessed to have such diversity between the hiking in the mountains and lowlands in the Palmetto State.
Flickr/MarksPhotoTravels One trail that offers both a mountain setting and a relatively level terrain with no steep climbs is the trail to Twin Falls in Pickens County.
Flickr/David Ellis Twin Falls is known locally by several other names including Reedy Cove Falls, Eastatoe Falls and Rock Falls.
Yelp/Richard R The first, Reedy Cove Falls is probably because the trail getting to the falls runs parallel to Reedy Cove Creek and offers a beautiful hike through the preserve to get to the falls.
Flickr/David Ellis
Flickr/xtina Watch for slippery rocks if you encounter a small stream you need to cross.
Yelp/Richard R Secondly, the name Eastatoe Falls may originate from the fact that these spectacular falls are located in what’s called the Eastatoe Valley.
Flickr/Lucid Nightmare And the third name, Rock Falls, has no obvious origin except that the two falls are a majestic 75-feet high and they drop, or cascade, over granite.
Flickr/xtina In this photo, you may not be able to see just how high the falls are.
Flickr/xtina Maybe this one helps…
Flickr/David Ellis This easy one mile hike through a nature preserve in Pickens County will lead you to a pair of amazing waterfalls like you won’t see anywhere else in South Carolina.
Flickr/David Ellis Twin Falls in South Carolina is located here. A more detailed description of how to get to the falls can be found on the Visit Pickens County website. There’s a nice viewing platform at the top of the trailhead where you can rest and enjoy the view. Stock your backpack for a day of adventure and head to Pickens County for some unforgettable hiking.
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Flickr/MarksPhotoTravels
One trail that offers both a mountain setting and a relatively level terrain with no steep climbs is the trail to Twin Falls in Pickens County.
Flickr/David Ellis
Twin Falls is known locally by several other names including Reedy Cove Falls, Eastatoe Falls and Rock Falls.
Yelp/Richard R
The first, Reedy Cove Falls is probably because the trail getting to the falls runs parallel to Reedy Cove Creek and offers a beautiful hike through the preserve to get to the falls.
Flickr/xtina
Watch for slippery rocks if you encounter a small stream you need to cross.
Secondly, the name Eastatoe Falls may originate from the fact that these spectacular falls are located in what’s called the Eastatoe Valley.
Flickr/Lucid Nightmare
And the third name, Rock Falls, has no obvious origin except that the two falls are a majestic 75-feet high and they drop, or cascade, over granite.
In this photo, you may not be able to see just how high the falls are.
Maybe this one helps…
This easy one mile hike through a nature preserve in Pickens County will lead you to a pair of amazing waterfalls like you won’t see anywhere else in South Carolina.
Twin Falls in South Carolina is located here. A more detailed description of how to get to the falls can be found on the Visit Pickens County website. There’s a nice viewing platform at the top of the trailhead where you can rest and enjoy the view. Stock your backpack for a day of adventure and head to Pickens County for some unforgettable hiking.
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