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Macon County North Carolina Waterfalls

Dry Falls

 

Located within Nantahala National Forest, the 75' high Dry Falls is a "must see" waterfall near Highlands North Carolina. In addition to it's beauty, Dry Falls offers an accessible viewing area of the falls from a distance. Leading down to the bottom (actually more like the middle) of the falls is a series of steps, then a path which takes you behind Dry Falls. Depending on the wind, you may get somewhat wet while walking behind the falls. Depending on the location of the sun, a rainbow may be visible, especially when looking from behind the falls.

To reach Dry Falls from Highlands, North Carolina take Hwy 64 west toward Franklin, travel 3.0 miles (0.7 miles past Bridal Veil Falls), parking area is on left. Take steps down to falls.

 
 
 

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