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Trash Can Falls aka Laurel Creek Falls 2014 Waterfalls Hiker
Laurel Creek falls at low water during the fall. Photo by Jesse Wood . Laurel Creek Falls, also known as Trash Can Falls, is no longer a secret among locals. It is one of the popular waterfalls near Boone, N.C., and campus of Appalachian State. Don't the let the nickname fool you. It's a pretty pristine and beautiful swimming hole.
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Otter Falls. 76 miles from Asheville (1 hour 39 minutes) Trail Length: 1.2 miles round trip. Otter Falls is easily one of the most beautiful waterfalls near Asheville, also in the High Country. You'll get to admire these falls in between a moderate/strenuous 1.2-mile round trip hike.
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Known as Trash Can Falls by App State students because a dumpster is used to mark the trailhead, Laurel Creek Falls is one of the most popular swimming hole waterfalls near Banner Elk. The trail is very short at 0.15 miles and well-maintained, but it is fairly steep.
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During my time in Boone, there were a couple of overlooks, hikes, and water holes I frequently visited. Trash Can Falls, also known as Laurel Creek Falls, was one of my favorites! I mean whenever it was warm on the weekend people would FLOCK to this swimming hole. There are different spots you can claim and everybody is pretty friendly about it. Jumps range from 15-30 ft, let's just say I.
Trash Can Falls aka Laurel Creek Falls 2014 Waterfalls Hiker
The falls are only about 200 feet from the main road. Locals call it Trash Can Falls because it used to be located near a dumpster, which visitors used as a reference point for the unmarked trail. Laurel Creek Falls contains many rocks to climb on, logs to walk across, and plenty of space for swimming.
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Trash Can Falls is just a short ways from Boone, NC. Leaving north on US 421/321, follow US 321 at the split for 5 miles or so. Just after US 321 crosses the Watauga River, look for Laurel Creek Rd, a dirt road coming in diagonally from the left. Just past this, is a large gravel pullout capable of safely holding at least 10 cars.
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The dirt and rocks can feel quite slippery at times. So, while the hike is just 0.3 miles round trip, it can take up to 20 minutes to reach the falls and another 20 to head back to your car. The view is well worth the time it takes to get there, however.. This waterfall once had the nickname "Trash Can Falls" due to the garbage left by.
Trash Can Falls aka Laurel Creek Falls 2014 Waterfalls Hiker
Crabtree Falls. Many in the high country area refer to Crabtree Falls as one of the prettiest waterfalls near Boone. Located off the Blue Ridge Parkway at mm 339.5 ( about an hour south of Boone), you will find the start of the trailhead to reach the waterfall. The trail is 2.5 miles and is known as Crabtree Falls Loop, as is one of the best.
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Known as Trash Can Falls by App State students because a dumpster is used to mark the trailhead, Laurel Creek Falls is one of the most popular swimming hole waterfalls near Boone. The trail is short and well-maintained at 0.15 miles, but it is a bit steep.
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To get here from Boone, take RT 421/321 northwest. Where RT 421 goes off to the north, keep left on RT 321. Go through Sugar Grove and, just after you cross the Watoga River on a concrete bridge, park at a small dirt pull out on the north (right) side of the road. Go across RT 321 and take the small trail to the jumping spot at the falls.
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Details. Trashcan Falls. from Boone,NC take hwy 421 going towards tenessee. take a left on hwy 321. go for approx 10 miles. after you pass over a flat concrete bride, there will be a small, dirt parking area right off the road on the right. once you park, cross the road. there you will find a short, narrow trail leading to the jump. 3 jumps.
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Roundtrip trail and waterfalls. This small waterfall west of Boone we were told is known locally as Trash Can Falls as it was in the past located near a dumpster area used as a reference. now the reference changed. It is located off of Route 321. A pleasant easy 2.3-mi. roundtrip trail and waterfalls.
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You can easily access the lower portion of the falls as they are located near the roadside and a quick path from the parking area. The path is very steep. The round-trip hike to the waterfall is 0.3 miles. The waterfall has gained the nickname "Trash Can Falls" among Appalachian State students.
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Snake Pit is downstream of Trash Can Falls (aka Laurel Creek Falls) and the river access adjacent to the U.S. 321 Bridge on Watauga River Road in Sugar Grove. It's about a 15-minute drive from Boone. The map above will get you to Trash Can Falls. No parking signs exist directly above Snake Pit, where a dozen cars at most would be able to park.