Dry Falls:At 75 feet, Dry Falls stands tall in the Nantahala National Forest. The unique thing about this waterfall is that you can walk behind the cascade of the falls and remain completely dry.
Skinny Dip Falls: is one of the most popular swimming holes and waterfalls in North Carolina. The trail that leads to the falls is just a mile roundtrip, so it makes it easily accessible .
Linville Falls:There is a 90 ft drop straight into the Linville Gorge at Linville Falls. There are two trails you can take from the Linville Falls Visitor Center to reach the waterfall.
Whitewater Falls: is one of the most impressive waterfalls in North Carolina. This falls drops along a series of tiers and reaches 811 feet in height.
High Shoals Falls:Over 60 feet of water cascade down High Shoals Falls, surrounded by lush mossy forests and large boulders. The hike to these falls is about two miles from beginning to end.
Rainbow Falls:The 150-foot Rainbow Falls is a stunning natural feature in Gorges State Park. Water cascades so powerfully from the Horsepasture River that rainbows are formed on the mists.
Crabtree Falls:There are no words to describe the beauty of Crabtree Falls, a waterfall in North Carolina. The drop from this waterfall cascades 70 feet directly into a pool below.
Hickory Nut Falls:Chimney Rock State Park is home to Hickory Nut Falls. It is almost impossible to comprehend the sheer height of these falls, at 404 feet tall.
Catawba Falls:that descends 100 feet into a large rocky pool. It takes less than two miles to reach the falls, and the hike is surrounded by moss-covered trees.
Looking Glass Falls: is one of the most accessible waterfalls in North Carolina. After parking, a short walk will take you to a vantage point where you can view the falls.