Hike Station Cove Falls

Walhalla, South Carolina

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Distance

0.5 miles

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Out-and-Back

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Added by Meagan Evans

This is a great 45-60 minute round trip hidden waterfall hike.

This is in reasonable proximity to other outdoor attractions. It is a fun meandering trail that is easy with many possible man made offshoots. We were completely surprised by the size and beauty of this waterfall. The waterfall is 60 feet tall atop Station Mountain. In the spring and summer you will see countless wild flowers along the trail and may encounter neat fungi.It's like a natural Rube Goldberg.

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