Cashiers Region Waterfall Swimming Holes
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Map & Directions
Getting There
Driving Directions to Cashiers Region Waterfall Swimming Holes
Starting Point: Brevard, NC
- Begin your journey in Brevard, NC. Head southwest on U.S. Route 64 (US-64) toward Cashiers, NC.
- Stay on US-64 for approximately 28 miles. This scenic route will take you through lush forests and mountain landscapes.
- As you approach Cashiers, look for signs indicating the town center. Cashiers is a small mountain town, and US-64 runs directly through it.
Helpful Notes:
- Parking: Depending on the specific waterfall swimming hole you are visiting, parking may vary. Many popular swimming holes in the Cashiers region have designated parking areas near trailheads or roadside pull-offs. Look for clearly marked parking signs or gravel lots near trail entrances.
- Trailheads: Most swimming holes in the area require a short hike from the parking area. Trails are typically well-marked, but it’s always helpful to bring a map or download trail details in advance.
- Landmarks: Along US-64, you may pass notable landmarks such as Lake Toxaway and Sapphire Valley. These can serve as helpful reference points to ensure you are on the correct route.
Additional Tips:
- Prepare for your visit by wearing sturdy shoes for hiking and bringing water, sunscreen, and any necessary swimming gear.
- Always follow posted signs and respect private property boundaries. Many swimming holes are located in public access areas, but some may border private land.
Enjoy your visit to the Cashiers Region Waterfall Swimming Holes!
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Parking & Access
Expect limited shoulder parking or small turnouts near the access point. Arrive early on weekends and be prepared to walk a short distance on established paths. Never block gates or create new social trails.
Regulations & Fees
A day‑use fee or pass may be required. Check current pricing at the entrance or official sites. This location is commonly accessed via public lands or established easements; stay on designated routes and follow posted rules.
Seasonality & Flow
Water levels and clarity shift with season and recent weather. After storms or snowmelt, expect stronger currents and colder water—choose calm pockets and wade carefully.
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Camping Information
Nearest known camping is near Brevard in Pisgah N.F., several camping areas there, Davidson River is nicest.
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Safety & Responsibility
- Assess conditions on site. Water flow, depth, and hazards change quickly.
- Follow posted signs and local regulations. Do not trespass.
- Never jump or dive without checking depth and underwater obstacles.
- Swim with a buddy and consider flotation for non‑swimmers.
- Pack out all trash; respect wildlife and fragile environments.
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