Dry Falls

Dry Falls

Dry Falls

Nestled within North Carolina’s Nantahala National Forest, Dry Falls stands as a unique and captivating natural wonder. Contrary to its name, this 75-foot (22-meter) waterfall cascades over a cliff, offering visitors the rare experience of walking behind the falls while staying dry. The site is easily accessible and has become one of the state’s most popular waterfalls, drawing in nature enthusiasts and couples alike. Surrounded by lush forest, the falls provide a striking and scenic backdrop, making it a memorable stop for those exploring the area.

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