- Surrender
- Trails
- Hiking Safety
- Highlands Botanical Gardens
- Whiteside Mountain
- Bartram Trail
- Lake Sequoyah
- Sunset Rock
- All Trails
- Waterfalls
- Bridal Veil Falls
- Bust Your Butt Falls
- Cullasaja Falls
- Dry Falls
- Glen Falls
- Silver Run Falls
- Sliding Rock
- Mountain Adventures and Recreation
- Golf & Foot Golf
- Zip Lining
- Back Country Excursions
- Tennis and Pickleball
- Fitness
- Winter Recreation
- Others
- Mountain Fly Fishing
- Chattooga River
- Cullasaja River
- Davidson River
- Nantahala River
- Reg's - Wild Trout
- Tuckaseegee River
- Whitewater River
- Explore Nature
- Bear Country
- Bird Watching
- Plants on the Plateau
- Exploring For Flowers
- Surrender Business Listings
- Immerse
- Enrichment
- Literary and Historical Enrichment
- Nature and Environmental Enrichment
- Arts and Craft Enrichment
- Unique Shops
- Annual Events and Festivals
- Autumn Events
- Spring Events
- Summer Events
- Winter Events
- Events Calendar
- Yearly Events
- Food & Wine Festival
- All Events
- Cultural Arts
- Performing Arts
- Music
- Theater
- Visual Arts
- Immerse Business Listings
- Indulge
- Spas - Wellness & Beauty
- Hotels & Accommodations
- Cottages & Cabins
- Vacation Rentals
- Camping/RV
- Weddings
- Venues
- Vendors
- Indulge Business Listings
Whitewater Falls Trail
This easy 0.6 mile-round trip will reward you with a spectacular view of the highest waterfall in the Eastern United States. Take Highway 64 East to Cashiers, turn right onto Highway 107 South for 9.3 miles. At the Whitewater Falls sign, turn left to SC 130. Continue 2.3 miles to a stop sign and turn left onto Whitewater Road (SR 1171). Drive 1.1 miles to the Whitewater Falls sign and turn right. The trail descends very steeply to the river. There is another overlook about 100 feet further down the trail. To the left, the trail continues to the river and fords the river. There are numerous places for picnicking as well as shallow pools for wading and quick dips.