Connestee Falls and its twin, Batson Creek Falls are located in Brevard, North Carolina. Connestee Falls was supposedly named after an Indian princess named Connestee who lost her life at the waterfall due to her relationship with an Englishman. Connestee Falls is a 85 foot tiered waterfall. It flows from Batson Creek. The waterfall is… [Read More]
Waterfalls that are Accessible via Wheelchair
Wheelchair Accessible Trails are generally paved or made of compressed material so that those who need mobility assistance are able to use it. Some of these paths may be a bit steep, and require assistance from fellow travelers in your group, but they will be free from most debris and obstructions as they are usually well maintained.
These trails are also usually acceptable for a child's stroller to traverse.
Lover’s Leap/High Falls (at Rock City)
Love this waterfall! It is inside Rock City, however you can view the falls without going to Rock City. This being said, I still highly recommend going to Rock City as there is so much to do there including nature trails, and caves with stories told in miniature models. Lover’s Leap gets its name from… [Read More]
Tallulah Gorge & Falls
Tallulah Gorge is two miles long and nearly 1,000 feet deep. Multiple trails around the park take you to several overlooks. There are several impressive views of the gorge and it’s waterfalls. There are also exhibits inside the park building that highlight the town, and animals located in the gorge area and the ecosystem. Several… [Read More]
Toccoa Falls
Toccoa Falls is located in Stephens County, Georgia on the campus of Toccoa Falls College. The waterfall has a 186 feet vertical drop, making it one of the highest free-falling waterfalls east of the Mississippi River. The hike to the falls is easy with a wide compacted scenic path that follows the river. The trail… [Read More]