Meet at Amore Cafe and Coffee Shop at 8:45 am. (Park in front of the Citco station). Leave at 9 am. Usually back by lunch
Bring water and sunscreen. Wear appropriate footwear (Hiking boots strongly recommended).
Please let me know if you plan to come. (Not required, just helpful). Click here: tony@ToxawayTony.com or phone me at 828-421-7895
Please be aware you are hiking at your own risk. The hike leaders, the Lake Toxaway Company and the LTPOA are not responsible for accident or illness.
Hike leader may change or cancel hike at any time for any reason. Check back often for changes, especially if the weather is questionable. You can also check for updates on the Lake Toxaway North Carolina page on Facebook.
Copyright 2011 by Tony Austin
June 17 - Riding Ford Falls Easy to Moderate (Details) Down stream from Warden Falls, the Tuckasegee River slides over a rock into a pool below, at Riding Ford Falls. On the way we'll pass through Carlton's Field of Ferns. This is a fairly easy hike with one short stream crossing with good stepping stones.
June 10 - Stairstep Falls Moderate (Details) In Gorges State Park, downriver from Rainbow Falls, the water drops about 50 feet over a series of six or seven rock ledges that look like a staircase. There is a wide pool at the bottom. Those who want a little longer hike can go about a mile upstream to Rainbow Falls before returning to the parking area.
June 24 - Rough Run Falls Moderate (Details) This is an easy hike near Cashiers, north of Lake Glenville. It’s a mostly level walk to two waterfalls. The first, High Falls, is a dramatic strait drop. A few minutes further is the tow-tiered Rough Run Falls. The rocks surrounding the pool at the base of the waterfall is a good spot tr rest and eat a picnic.
June 3 -Greenland Creek Falls and Carlton Falls Easy to Greenland Creek Falls and back, with an optional strenuous trip to Carlton Falls Greenland Creek Falls (Details) and Carlton Falls (Details) This is an easy, short hike to a dramatic waterfall on Greenland Creek in Panthertown Valley. Part of the group will return to the cars from here. Those who want a more strenuous hike will continue on to Carlton Falls, then continue on to Panthertown Road and loop back to the parking area.