Twin Falls

Pickens County, South Carolina

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height: Not recorded
Location: Pickens County, South Carolina
Access status: Partial guide: private nature preserve; the listing says hikers go at their own risk
The walk: About 0.25 mile one way, per SC Trails
Ground & access: Easy, mostly flat old roadbed. Wet rock around the falls is very slippery.

SC Trails: Twin Falls (Reedy Cove Falls)

Twin Falls, also called Reedy Cove Falls or Eastatoe Falls, is a 75-foot waterfall on Reedy Cove Creek where the creek splits into two drops over granite. The Upcountry South Carolina listing says the falls and trail are on a private nature preserve and that you hike at your own risk. From the parking area at the end of Waterfalls Road, walk the old, mostly flat roadbed past a small swimming hole to an observation deck facing the falls. Do not climb the steep bank on the left side of the falls. A separate, longer SC DNR trail from Cleo Chapman Road reaches the top of the falls but gives only a limited view.

Plan your visit

End of Waterfalls Road, down the old roadbed to the observation deck at the base of Twin Falls

SC Trails says it is about 0.25 mile from the parking area to the waterfall; NC Waterfalls says about 1/4 mile to the viewing platform. Return the same way.

Easy, mostly flat old roadbed. Wet rock around the falls is very slippery.

Where to start

Parking area at the end of Waterfalls Road, a one-lane gravel road off Eastatoe Community Road. From US 178 take Cleo Chapman Road, then Eastatoe Community Road. The road passes private property before ending at a gate at the parking area.

Timing & water

A third section can appear in high water, per NC Waterfalls.

Before you go

No fee is mentioned.

Visitor information

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More waterfalls nearby

Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Waterfall location

Pickens County, South Carolina.

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