Things to Do

The South Carolina Upstate has some of the most beautiful natural waterfalls in the Southeast.

Twin Falls, located in Pickens County, boasts two beautiful waterfalls. If you are fortunate enough to go after a good rain, you can even see a third cascade to the right of the other two! Twin Falls is just a short drive and an easy 15 minute hike back into the Eastatoe Creek Gorge. It is a beautiful trip through the woods as the creek ripples beside you all along the way.

Wild Cat Falls is another popular attraction many people choose to visit because of the beautiful falls. It is located alongside SC 11 just a short two mile drive from Solitude Pointe. There is a 10-foot free fall of water and also different sections of rock that make the water flow at a unique pace. The total height of all three sections of this waterfall has been estimated at up to 175 feet.

Triple, High and Hooker Falls are located just across the North Carolina line in Dupont State Forest.  With great hiking and three beautiful waterfalls, you won't want to miss this trip.  Definitely a guest favorite. 

Long Shoals Roadside Park is a wonderful sliding rock adventure about 20 minutes from Solitude Pointe.  It is a newly developed recreation area located along Hwy 11. The total drop of the shoals is about 15 feet over a 500 foot downstream run on Little Eastatoe Creek.

Or, the Sliding Rock in Brevard has been an attraction for years for those who visit the North Carolina Mountains. The 60-foot waterfall is a natural slide down the smooth rock face into a pool of clear, fresh spring water. Sliding Rock is an exciting family day trip to explore about an hour from Solitude Pointe.

Looking Glass Falls is a must-see near the Sliding Rock in Brevard. This fall got its name from the water freezing on its sides and then glistening in the sunlight so it looks like a mirror or a looking glass. It is no wonder Looking Glass Falls is one of the most popular falls in the southeast.  No hiking necessary.