Waterfall Keepers of North Carolina

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Waterfall Keepers of North Carolina We're all about protecting waterfalls and improving the visitor experience. Please join us!

Happy Halloween! 👻Forget haunted houses.  North Carolina's mountains already have the spookiest spots around.  Which spo...
10/31/2026

Happy Halloween! 👻
Forget haunted houses. North Carolina's mountains already have the spookiest spots around. Which spooky waterfall would you put on the list?


📸photos by: Curt Suneson

💨 🥶It was gusty and cold this past Saturday at the Friends of DuPont Forest Festival, but we enjoyed talking to all the ...
10/21/2026

💨 🥶It was gusty and cold this past Saturday at the Friends of DuPont Forest Festival, but we enjoyed talking to all the friendlies who stopped by our table. The organizers did a terrific job in spite of the weather and Smoky the Bear made an appearance, as always. (He didn’t have much to say but he was a good sport!)

If waterfalls could talk, they'd probably have a few things to say...They might warn you about slippery rocks or strong ...
10/20/2026

If waterfalls could talk, they'd probably have a few things to say...

They might warn you about slippery rocks or strong currents.

They might complain about people leaving trash or climbing where they shouldn't.

Or they might tell you to come back when the light shines just right, creating beautiful rainbow mists. They might hint where to spot the bird you've been hoping to see. They might even offer you peace and comfort as you enjoy their splendor.

What do you think waterfalls want you to know?

The 9th annual DuPont Forest Festival is coming up fast!  Join us next Saturday, October 17th, to learn how to explore r...
10/10/2026

The 9th annual DuPont Forest Festival is coming up fast! Join us next Saturday, October 17th, to learn how to explore responsibly, share multi-use trails, reduce impact, and help protect the Forest for generations to come.

Come ready to explore, play, and celebrate everything that makes DuPont Forest extraordinary!

Volunteers make all the difference in keeping our waterways clean and safe!  Join Waterfall Keepers of NC to help keep t...
10/07/2026

Volunteers make all the difference in keeping our waterways clean and safe! Join Waterfall Keepers of NC to help keep the water in your area clean.

Flash flooding can happen even when skies are clear overhead.Rainfall upstream changes waterfalls quickly.Always check w...
10/03/2026

Flash flooding can happen even when skies are clear overhead.
Rainfall upstream changes waterfalls quickly.
Always check weather conditions before hiking. ⛈️

There's no better place to celebrate love than in front of a beautiful waterfall!  Congratulations to Brenna Hicks and M...
09/30/2026

There's no better place to celebrate love than in front of a beautiful waterfall!

Congratulations to Brenna Hicks and Maliki Pope, who got engaged at Roaring Fork Falls in Burnsville on September 4th.

On Saturday, October 17, 2026, Friends of DuPont Forest will host the 9th annual DuPont Forest Festival—a fun-filled cel...
09/28/2026

On Saturday, October 17, 2026, Friends of DuPont Forest will host the 9th annual DuPont Forest Festival—a fun-filled celebration of the trails, history, and natural beauty that make DuPont State Recreational Forest so special.

The DuPont Forest Festival is a free, family-friendly event open to everyone. Whether you love hiking, biking, horses, wildlife, local history—or simply spending a beautiful fall day outside—there will be something for you to discover.

We hope to see you there!

09/27/2026

2 years after Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina, we have seen some exciting milestones as beloved waterfalls and trails slowly reopen to visitors.

Please continue to respect closures, signage, and other safety precautions. The waterfalls are waiting patiently, and so should you.

Happy National Public Lands Day!  Some things you can do today:🤝Volunteer: Thousands of people help clean up trash, plan...
09/26/2026

Happy National Public Lands Day!

Some things you can do today:

🤝Volunteer: Thousands of people help clean up trash, plant native trees, fix hiking trails, and restore natural areas.

🎟️Take advantage of free admission: Many federal public land sites waive their usual entry fees so everyone can visit for free.

🥾Appreciate the outdoors: Use the day to hike, picnic, camp, and enjoy nature.

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