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Waterfall Hikes of Upstate South Carolina Upstate South Carolina sits atop the Blue Ridge Escarpmentknown to the Cherokee as the Blue Wall. Here most every river, stream or rivulet at some point forms a waterfall. Many of them are remarkable in their beauty and most are accessable to the average hiker on a day hike. This guide, written and photographed by an Upstate South Carolina native, lists 92 hikes ranging in length from a few hundred feet to 6 miles, leading to well known waterfalls like Whitewater Falls and Bull Sluice as well as lesser known destinations like Pigpen Falls and Bee Cove Falls. Each entry covers everything you need to know to get out and hike: detailed directions, mileage, estimated hiking times, and trail difficulty, as well as waterfall class, rating, height, and more. 332 pages; paperback; 2007
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