Hike Length: 0.2 miles
Estimated Time: < 1 hour
Difficulty: Easy to Difficult
Location: Davidson River (Pisgah Ranger District of Pisgah National Forest)
Trail Users: Hiking
Dogs: Must be on a leash
Features: Waterfalls (1)
Crowds: Moderate
Warnings: The rocks around the waterfalls are very slippery. The middle section requires a steep climb and wading the creek. The lower section requires a difficult rock scramble down a wet rock to reach.
Trailhead GPS: 35.31690,-82.79018
Waterfall GPS: 35.31669,-82.79044
Directions:
From Brevard, head east on US-276/US-64 to where they split and turn left to stay on US-276. Drive north for 8.3 miles to a pull off on the left with a picnic table.
Map:
Hike Description:
Just past the boulders, there is a path heading towards the creek and a split. Right goes to the upper section, which is the easy section.
Return to the split and go left to go steeply down to the creek. You'll need to wade the creek to get a good view of the middle section.
On this side of the creek, you can reach the top of the lower section, but it's a tricky climb down wet rocks on river-right to get to the base. There is a nice swim hole at the base of the lower section.


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