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We visited after very heavy rain so the water was rushing like crazy! Some parts of the trail were also very muddy - highly suggest some hiking boots if you visit after some rain! We parked in the lot that was not near the visitor center (seems like there are a few different lots you can park in), and had a short walk to the top of the falls. We also went to two other lookout points and had some beautiful views of the falls and surrounding area! We saw lots of people at lower parts of the falls, so there had to be a number of other trails that we didn't get to explore.
Lovely hike that is suitable for most people. I would rate it somewhere in between easy and moderate depending on your fitness level but no matter what, the views and surrounding nature are worth your while. There are four viewpoints on the trail and you can pick and choose for shorter distances or tackle all four. If you do decide to visit the lower portions, be prepared for the trek back up. Make sure you have good supportive shoes. The trail/steps were muddy and very slippery in some areas but with proper footwear, nothing terribly treacherous. The trailhead seemed to have ample parking and there was a visitor center with maps and restrooms. Water bottles were available for purchase but I highly recommend coming prepared with water and snacks as there aren't any restaurants nearby. Give it a try and have fun!
So I'm not one that honestly enjoys hiking. I'm more of a hiking complainer ... but thought I'd give it a go to see the falls after visiting the caverns. 1/2 my crew did just the lower falls while the other went on up to Chimney View. I only did the lower falls and the path was extra wide and clear. It was downhill to the falls which meant it was uphill to get back to the car. Oh my legs ... but honestly it's only 0.5 miles down and 0.5 miles up. Good hike for us non-hikers!!
This fall is part of the visitor center at Blueridge. This falls is very beautiful along Blueridge Parkway. This visitor center is at Blueridge mile marker 316. The mile marker is actual count up from north to south. The trail to see the falls has two trails. The Plunge Basin and Erwin View trails. If you like to take a dip, the the plunge trail. It is take you to river bottom to lower falls. It will be a shoreline walk to the falls. The best view to see the upper and lower falls is the Erwin Trail. It is 0.8 mile upward trail. It is the best trail to see the gorge with good walk to the hill top. It will good cover trail. The chimney overlook will give a good view to see the lower falls. The trail is about 1.5 hours round trip. However, the scenery is amazing. It is definitely a good area for a stop.
Linville Falls is one of my favorite stops off the Parkway. Beginners hiking trail to the falls from the parking lot, nothing too extreme. Gorgeous scenery every step of the way! My only downfall is their restrooms.. very disgusting. Each year I stop, it doesn't look likes it's ever been cleaned. Needs an update and tons of bleach! They are so tiny and narrow.. Other than the restroom area, it's not a long walk at all to the falls, then you can climb a litter more to the upper falls. Very beautiful!
Nice falls within a short walk My wife and I were recently traveling down the Blue Ridge Parkway. One of the stops I had wanted to see was Linville Falls. One of the nice factors about seeing Linville Falls is that it is within easy access from the Parkway, and the Parking Lot. Since it is a relatively short and not challenging walk from the parking lot, more folks can easily see the beauty of the Falls. During our visit, I saw a wide range of folks from young kids (and dogs) to grandparents - all walking to and from the Falls. Before we went, I had thought there was only one Fall. Oh, no. There were four different Falls in the same area. You could easily go to the Upper Falls (closest to the Parking Lot), but if you wanted to and had the time (alas, we did not), you can go further down the trail for: Chimney View, Plunge Basin, and Duggers Creek. Although I only had time for the Upper Falls, it was well worth the short trip down the trail. If I had had more time, I would have gone on farther to see some of the other Falls. Who knows? Maybe you will be able to see all four. I know I enjoyed what I saw, you will too. Put this stop on your trip down the Blue Ridge Parkway. We were glad that we did.
This is a easy to moderately difficult hike. It's not very long either. The beginning is pretty flat and then it gets a little steep toward the end to go down to the falls. The view is really awesome. We weren't able to go down to the lower closer viewpoint because it rained and the water was too high. The cow we did see was pretty far away, cut it was still really cool to see a large canyon-like view. I'd definitely recommend this quick hike if you're looking for a good waterfall view.
Did you know that the Atlas Mountains in Northern Africa were once part of the Appalachian Mountains here in North America? I didn't either before visiting Linville Falls, but apparently this entire area is rich in geological history! THE HISTORY Back 335 million years ago when the super continents of Gondwanaland and Euramerica collided, they forms one massive continent called Pangaea. When they collided, the tectonic plates below thrusted rock billions of years old upward. The force continued to uplift and buckle the entire region for hundreds of centuries. These mountains were once near the center of Pangaea until slowly the supercontinent separated into the seven continents we are familiar with today. Part of the Appalachian Mountains remained with Africa (Morocco and Algeria) as it broke away from North America. Cool huh? Linville Falls is located along one of those upwards thrusts known as the Linville Falls Fault. The thrust sent older rock from deeper in the earth over younger rock. Near the upper falls overlook you can see the older rock in an area that looks carved out by water. The geology of the area is incredible as you see clear evidence of the upwards thrust not only at the falls, but the enormous cliffs all around it leading to Grandfather Mountain. THE EXPERIENCE Linville Falls is said to be about 1.6 miles round trip to the plunge falls overlook, but it certainly doesn't feel like it. I really think someone has a broken measuring stick! But no matter what the distance is, this is a beautiful waterfall worthy of the hike. There are several different trails from the visitor center and also another trail from a secondary parking area. It was from here we followed the trail that leads to the upper falls. PLEASE NOTE the overlook deck for the upper falls has been destroyed. Seems that a recent storm created such a powerful river overflow that it washed all kinds of timbers and debris onto the deck, in turn knocking over the railing. However, there is a second overlook deck that remained in tact. A fallen sign near the overlook gave me this information: --- LINVILLE FALLS - EXPOSING OUR FAULTS A thrust fault is an area where one layer of rock has been thrust upwards and overtop of another layer. An excellent exposure of the Linville Falls Thrust Fault lies directly beyond this sign. The Cranberry Gneiss (1 billion years old) was thrusted over the Chilhowee Quartzite (550 Million years old). The mixture of the two formed a layer called Mylonite (300 million years old). Standing here, you can actually see layers of rocks that were formed half a billion years apart! --- The plunging lower fall is one of the most unique I've ever seen as the river funnels into a narrow & curved channel, then finding its way to an opening in-between two towering walls of stone. Because of these walls of stone, the lower falls cannot be seen from THIS observation area and you must hike further down the trail to one of the other overlooks. I also saw people at the bottom of the gorge near the base of the falls. they followed a trail on the Visitor Center side to the gorge base, which is rated as strenuous. FINAL THOUGHTS All three waterfall overlooks are hanging on the edge of cliffsides, so if you are fearful of heights I'd advise you not to look over the man-made stone walls. There are more overlooks further down the trail that give views of the Linville Gorge (which is the deepest gorge in the eastern United States). BOTTOM LINE, this is a beautiful waterfall (created by an ancient thrust fault) located along a river that flows through Linville Gorge, the "Grand Canyon of the Southern Appalachians". Definitely a must if traveling the gorgeous Blue Ridge Parkway. 2018/61
1 month ago
Linville Falls is one of those places where the journey is as much a part of the experience as the destination. First, the good stuff: admission is free, parking is free, and the scenery is absolutely gorgeous. If you're driving the Blue Ridge Parkway, watch carefully for Milepost 316 and the signs for the Visitor Center and Campground. It's easy to miss if you're not paying attention. The weather on my visit was spectacular. It was nearly 20 degrees cooler than Charlotte, and after a few minutes in the mountains, I understood why people keep coming back. The forests are lush, the rhododendrons were blooming, the streams were crystal clear, and the overlooks provide beautiful views of the gorge and waterfalls. That said, if you have knee issues or mobility challenges like I do, know what you're getting into. I have a torn ACL, and while this isn't an extreme hike, I wouldn't call it easy either. The trails include uneven terrain, loose rocks, roots, stairs, narrow pathways, and some fairly steep inclines and descents. Going downhill was actually harder for me than climbing up. I was encouraged to see hikers of all ages out enjoying the trails. There were families with children, seniors, avid hikers with trekking poles, and plenty of casual visitors stopping at the overlooks. The atmosphere felt friendly and relaxed. Was it worth it? I'm still a little on the fence personally, mostly because my knee limited how much I could enjoy the trails. But I can absolutely appreciate why Linville Falls is one of the Blue Ridge Parkway's most popular stops. The views are beautiful, the facilities are convenient, and it's an easy way to experience some of North Carolina's mountain scenery without committing to an all-day hike. If you're reasonably mobile and enjoy nature, it's worth a stop. If you have bad knees, just bring realistic expectations and take your time. Life is too short to stay indoors. Get out there and explore. The mountains are waiting. read more
2 years ago
Saturday Tony Vanoy and I went hiking at Linville Falls off the Blue Ridge Parkway in Linville NC area. It was such a beautiful day! It was about a 2 mile loop if you go all the way to Erwin' View on the trail from the Visitors Center & parking lot where the bathrooms and gift shop is located. We had a lovely hiking adventure! read more
2 years ago
For the plunge basin trial. Even if it is just 0.7mi down, the trail is kinda difficult, because it is not well maintained. Many down trees across path and the path is narrow. I see family with kids can hike down to the basin and backup to the visitor center. That should give you some perspective on how challenging it is. Once you arrive at the beach on the bottom. Enjoy the view. You are surrounded by clear water and the gorge. If the water is warmer you can walk closer to the falls if you don't mind getting wet. I completed the whole route in 1hour with plenty of pictures taking opportunities Other trails to overlook and upper falls are pretty simple read more
11 months ago
Nice trails. You have the opportunity to get some good cardio in while enjoying great views and sometimes good conversations with fellow visitors. read more
2 years ago
Big parking area and a ranger station that leads to the falls. There are two different trails, one more difficult than the other. It was a cool day and sunny. Which made a beautiful morning hike. We enjoyed the falls read more
We visited after very heavy rain so the water was rushing like crazy! Some parts of the trail were also very muddy - highly suggest some hiking boots if you visit after some rain! We parked in the lot that was not near the visitor center (seems like there are a few different lots you can park in), and had a short walk to the top of the falls. We also went to two other lookout points and had some beautiful views of the falls and surrounding area! We saw lots of people at lower parts of the falls, so there had to be a number of other trails that we didn't get to explore. read more
4 years ago
Lovely hike that is suitable for most people. I would rate it somewhere in between easy and moderate depending on your fitness level but no matter what, the views and surrounding nature are worth your while. There are four viewpoints on the trail and you can pick and choose for shorter distances or tackle all four. If you do decide to visit the lower portions, be prepared for the trek back up. Make sure you have good supportive shoes. The trail/steps were muddy and very slippery in some areas but with proper footwear, nothing terribly treacherous. The trailhead seemed to have ample parking and there was a visitor center with maps and restrooms. Water bottles were available for purchase but I highly recommend coming prepared with water and snacks as there aren't any restaurants nearby. Give it a try and have fun! read more
So I'm not one that honestly enjoys hiking. I'm more of a hiking complainer ... but thought I'd give it a go to see the falls after visiting the caverns. 1/2 my crew did just the lower falls while the other went on up to Chimney View. I only did the lower falls and the path was extra wide and clear. It was downhill to the falls which meant it was uphill to get back to the car. Oh my legs ... but honestly it's only 0.5 miles down and 0.5 miles up. Good hike for us non-hikers!! read more
This fall is part of the visitor center at Blueridge. This falls is very beautiful along Blueridge Parkway. This visitor center is at Blueridge mile marker 316. The mile marker is actual count up from north to south. The trail to see the falls has two trails. The Plunge Basin and Erwin View trails. If you like to take a dip, the the plunge trail. It is take you to river bottom to lower falls. It will be a shoreline walk to the falls. The best view to see the upper and lower falls is the Erwin Trail. It is 0.8 mile upward trail. It is the best trail to see the gorge with good walk to the hill top. It will good cover trail. The chimney overlook will give a good view to see the lower falls. The trail is about 1.5 hours round trip. However, the scenery is amazing. It is definitely a good area for a stop. read more
Linville Falls is one of my favorite stops off the Parkway. Beginners hiking trail to the falls from the parking lot, nothing too extreme. Gorgeous scenery every step of the way! My only downfall is their restrooms.. very disgusting. Each year I stop, it doesn't look likes it's ever been cleaned. Needs an update and tons of bleach! They are so tiny and narrow.. Other than the restroom area, it's not a long walk at all to the falls, then you can climb a litter more to the upper falls. Very beautiful! read more
7 years ago
Beautiful views but this place can get packed! We took our dog and had a blast, we went to all of the overlooks. The difficulty level of this hike is easy. read more
5 years ago
One of the best stops on the blue ridge parkway Visited here three times Better weather each time read more
Nice falls within a short walk My wife and I were recently traveling down the Blue Ridge Parkway. One of the stops I had wanted to see was Linville Falls. One of the nice factors about seeing Linville Falls is that it is within easy access from the Parkway, and the Parking Lot. Since it is a relatively short and not challenging walk from the parking lot, more folks can easily see the beauty of the Falls. During our visit, I saw a wide range of folks from young kids (and dogs) to grandparents - all walking to and from the Falls. Before we went, I had thought there was only one Fall. Oh, no. There were four different Falls in the same area. You could easily go to the Upper Falls (closest to the Parking Lot), but if you wanted to and had the time (alas, we did not), you can go further down the trail for: Chimney View, Plunge Basin, and Duggers Creek. Although I only had time for the Upper Falls, it was well worth the short trip down the trail. If I had had more time, I would have gone on farther to see some of the other Falls. Who knows? Maybe you will be able to see all four. I know I enjoyed what I saw, you will too. Put this stop on your trip down the Blue Ridge Parkway. We were glad that we did. read more
8 years ago
This is a easy to moderately difficult hike. It's not very long either. The beginning is pretty flat and then it gets a little steep toward the end to go down to the falls. The view is really awesome. We weren't able to go down to the lower closer viewpoint because it rained and the water was too high. The cow we did see was pretty far away, cut it was still really cool to see a large canyon-like view. I'd definitely recommend this quick hike if you're looking for a good waterfall view. read more
8 years ago
Did you know that the Atlas Mountains in Northern Africa were once part of the Appalachian Mountains here in North America? I didn't either before visiting Linville Falls, but apparently this entire area is rich in geological history! THE HISTORY Back 335 million years ago when the super continents of Gondwanaland and Euramerica collided, they forms one massive continent called Pangaea. When they collided, the tectonic plates below thrusted rock billions of years old upward. The force continued to uplift and buckle the entire region for hundreds of centuries. These mountains were once near the center of Pangaea until slowly the supercontinent separated into the seven continents we are familiar with today. Part of the Appalachian Mountains remained with Africa (Morocco and Algeria) as it broke away from North America. Cool huh? Linville Falls is located along one of those upwards thrusts known as the Linville Falls Fault. The thrust sent older rock from deeper in the earth over younger rock. Near the upper falls overlook you can see the older rock in an area that looks carved out by water. The geology of the area is incredible as you see clear evidence of the upwards thrust not only at the falls, but the enormous cliffs all around it leading to Grandfather Mountain. THE EXPERIENCE Linville Falls is said to be about 1.6 miles round trip to the plunge falls overlook, but it certainly doesn't feel like it. I really think someone has a broken measuring stick! But no matter what the distance is, this is a beautiful waterfall worthy of the hike. There are several different trails from the visitor center and also another trail from a secondary parking area. It was from here we followed the trail that leads to the upper falls. PLEASE NOTE the overlook deck for the upper falls has been destroyed. Seems that a recent storm created such a powerful river overflow that it washed all kinds of timbers and debris onto the deck, in turn knocking over the railing. However, there is a second overlook deck that remained in tact. A fallen sign near the overlook gave me this information: --- LINVILLE FALLS - EXPOSING OUR FAULTS A thrust fault is an area where one layer of rock has been thrust upwards and overtop of another layer. An excellent exposure of the Linville Falls Thrust Fault lies directly beyond this sign. The Cranberry Gneiss (1 billion years old) was thrusted over the Chilhowee Quartzite (550 Million years old). The mixture of the two formed a layer called Mylonite (300 million years old). Standing here, you can actually see layers of rocks that were formed half a billion years apart! --- The plunging lower fall is one of the most unique I've ever seen as the river funnels into a narrow & curved channel, then finding its way to an opening in-between two towering walls of stone. Because of these walls of stone, the lower falls cannot be seen from THIS observation area and you must hike further down the trail to one of the other overlooks. I also saw people at the bottom of the gorge near the base of the falls. they followed a trail on the Visitor Center side to the gorge base, which is rated as strenuous. FINAL THOUGHTS All three waterfall overlooks are hanging on the edge of cliffsides, so if you are fearful of heights I'd advise you not to look over the man-made stone walls. There are more overlooks further down the trail that give views of the Linville Gorge (which is the deepest gorge in the eastern United States). BOTTOM LINE, this is a beautiful waterfall (created by an ancient thrust fault) located along a river that flows through Linville Gorge, the "Grand Canyon of the Southern Appalachians". Definitely a must if traveling the gorgeous Blue Ridge Parkway. 2018/61 read more
Linville Falls is a high volume, dramatic waterfall in the Asheville area. Located directly off the Blue Ridge parkway, there are multiple trail options to see the falls. An easier trail will take you to a couple of high overlooks where you can see the falls from a distance and the Gorge. If you want to go to the base of the falls, it's a strenuous, rocky hike to the plunge basin. It's only a half mile down, but the terrain makes it slow going and at several points there are large trees obstructing the trail (one of which you will have to climb over). Once you get your pictures at the base of the falls, you'll need some serious stamina to make the climb back up. The views are worth it, but the hike is a bit difficult, especially if it is wet. read more
A return to my younger days when I used to come here often I was born and breed in this area and in my youth, spent a lot of time in this area and the rest of the Pisgah National Park. My father helped build part of the Blue Ridge Parkway. Sorry to say, it's probably been at least 30 years since I have visitied Linville Falls. My loss because it is still beautiful. Fall color is at it's peak so decided to takes some time off and give it a shot. Drove up and parked at the trail head and started to walk in. Soon paired up with another family and we walked the trip together. They have made a number of improvements since I was here last. More observation points and more information signs. Falls are beautiful, particulary when showcased with the fall foliage. The sign at the trailhead is a bit deciving. It says 0.4 miles but the 0.4 miles is the a point where the trail splits and it's at least another 0.4 miles to any end destination. Still, it's worth it. read more
2 years ago
Very pretty area and a short moderate hike to the falls. On the bottom you can see two waterfalls and the gorge and there are places to sit. You can walk up a little higher to see other views and a third waterfall. Great place to stop if you're in the area. read more
6 years ago
This week, Oct 15th, the fall folliage seemed to be at its peak--with the most vibrant orange and reds displayed. It was a Thur late morning when we arrived to the Linville area and it was packed--I can't imagine what a weekend day would look like. Just up the road about 5 mi north on the parkway is the most beautiful stretch of an s-curve bridge worth seeing. read more
7 years ago
This place was just breathtaking! I love being able to hike down to the falls and just take in all the beauty around me! If you don't like hiking i suggest you skip out but you'd be missing out on some natural beauty. read more
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Linville Falls is an awesome waterfall that is located off of the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. It is a short hike on a trail to get to the falls from the starting point that is a little bit up hill at some points, but it is totally worth it once you get to the falls. There is three different vantage points for the falls and each one is great and special in their own way. the different parts of the falls are clean and well maintained with plenty of tables and places to sit and have a picnic. Linville Falls is a great way to experience nature. read more
The hike consists of 3 different lookout points to get different views of the waterfall. Don't get intimidated, the hikes to the three lookout points are fairly short, less than 1 mile each way! It's 0.4 mile to the first lookout points. The second and third lookout points are close to each other and are 0.4 mile away from the first lookout point. When we went, it had been raining, so the waterfall was crazy. It had stopped raining when we started hiking. There were some spots with puddles of water, but hike wasn't slippery. The hike started with a descents, which means you will have to finish with uphills. Great glutes workout, that's for sure! read more
Great views at every single viewpoint. The trails were very wide and well kept. Most anyone could hike to these falls. The second viewpoint from up above was defined the best one but it's worth the trip to check out all of them. read more
8 years ago
Really beautiful falls but you have to do the hike to see the best views. It starts with a sign for the .4 mile hike and then lures you to the next viewing stop another .3 miles but soooooo worth it. The trail is very wide and mostly well maintained gravel. There were a couple of washouts because of recent rain but nothing you couldn't step over or go around. It is pretty steep up and down but that's the only challenging part of the hiking. The views were worth it. I would go again! read more
11 years ago
Before I start off - the sign at the parking lost doesn't say it's 4 miles to Linville Falls but .4! This really confused us but after asking some people around we found out that it's actually not those 4 long miles away. Anyway - you have to park first (there are big signs around if you go here from the Blue Ridge Parkway, which lots of people do and it was our case too). After that, you have to walk through almost a jungle - beautiful nature and it's really refreshing to walk through fresh air. Then you walk to the intersection - you then choose which view you want. And you can not make a bad choice because Linville Falls are astonishing from every point of view. It's really worth it. And the pictures are really not enough, seeing it in person is just something else. read more
8 years ago
Nice hike, enjoyed the views! The trail is wide , it narrows in some places, also going up and down. read more
7 years ago
Unfortunately the Blue Ridge Parkway was closed in many areas when we were visiting and the weather wasn't great. We used back roads to get to the falls and even though it was foggy and drizzling, it was well with it. The hike has three phases to three different locations of the falls. Beautiful surroundings and gorgeous falls! read more
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