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map of North Carolinasign - Dupont State Forest
One hike - five hours - three waterfalls - May 9, 2010
1. Hooker Falls
2. Triple Falls
3. High Falls and the Covered Bridge (this page)
From Triple Falls, the two RV Gypsies continued up the trail until they reached the intersection of High Falls Trail. They then turned left and walked about 2,000 feet parallel to the Little River.
Intersection of Triple Falls Trail and High Falls Trail
the Little River
A right at the next intersection (still High Falls Trail) and up a moderately steep slope (about 900 feet) provided the first view of High Falls.
The High Falls
The High Falls
Below: Further up on the left, the two RV Gypsies found the trail to the bottom of the falls (warning: slippery rocks!).
Danger sign
water dripping by side of the trail
The second and tallest of the Little River Falls, High Falls slides 150-feet down an inclined plane of granite. The falls can be viewed from a picnic shelter, built on the site of the old Buck Forest Hunt Club lodge, or from the slippery trail to the bottom of the falls. Guess which way the two RV Gypsies chose to view High Falls."  

The two RV Gypsies descended down the trail and had to maneuver through the massive roots of trees.

Lee Duquette on the trail
Lee Duquette and the rooty trail
Lee Duquette and the rooty trail
Lee Duquette and the rooty trail
Karen  Duquette and the rooty trail
Karen  Duquette and the rooty trail
Karen  Duquette and the rooty trail
the roots of the tree
the roots of the tree
Below: The final path before the falls - big, wet, slippery rocks
big, wet, slippery rocks
big, wet, slippery rocks
Lee Duquette by High Falls
High Falls
big, wet, slippery rocks
High Falls
High Falls
the two RV Gypsies at High Falls
High Falls
Covered Bridge: To reach the beautiful covered bridge at the top of High Falls, the two RV Gypsies continued on the trail to the Covered Bridge Trail. The bridge was built in the year 2000 for a planned, exclusive real estate development. The state bought the land (after a long legal battle) from the developer so it could be preserved.
sign - Covered Bridge Trail
The Covered Bridge
The Covered Bridge
Below: View from each side of the bridge.
view from one side of the bridge

view from one side of the bridge
The two RV Gypsies in North Carolina - May 2010
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Segway tours of Asheville
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Dupont State Forest in Cedar Mountain
- Hooker Falls
Dupont State Forest in Cedar Mountain
Triple Falls

Dupont State Forest in Cedar Mountain
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High Falls and a covered bridge

Chimney Rock
at Chimney Rock Village
Hickory Nut Falls
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