Hike to Twin Falls, SC

Sunset, South Carolina

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1 miles

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0 ft

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Out-and-Back

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Added by Mitchell McKenzie

This is a short but rewarding hike. There are some beautiful sounds and sights of the creek leading all the way up to the double waterfall.

Once you get to the destination there should be a small parking area. At the end of this parking area you will see the start of the Twin Falls trail that will be mostly a flat walk. Follow this trail approximately 0.5 miles to the falls. You will know you are in the right place if the creek is running about 10 yards to your right for most of the hike.

When you reach the falls there will be a covered viewing platform for taking in the sights of the twin waterfalls and is a great place for photos. There is an area you can go around the platform to hang out at the base of the falls.

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Hike to Twin Falls, SC Reviews

Cody Squeeks

Hike to Twin Falls, SC

04/07/22

Nice short hike. Perfect for kids too. Love the falls

5.0

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Seth Berry

Explorer

Hike to Twin Falls, SC

06/28/18

Don't let the easiness of this hike make you stray away looking for something more secluded. This is one of my favorite waterfalls to photograph because of it's easy access and if you time it right you can be the only one there! Such a peaceful place

5.0

Alyssa Vick

Hike to Twin Falls, SC

06/01/18

stunning and a perfect trail, especially for beginners

5.0

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