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Waterfall Trail
Moonshine Falls
(Greenville County)

Trail Map
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Description:
Although it is only a mile
and a half from the rugged area of Raven Cliff Falls, the trail to
Moonshine Falls is relatively flat until you reach the falls, where
there is a fairly steep descent. The hike is forgotten as you view the
water flowing over the edge of a dark rock cliff like a bridal veil and
spilling into a pool below. As the name suggests, Moonshine Falls was
once the site of some illegal activity - and, who knows, maybe some wild
nights around the old campfire. Portions of rusty barrels, which remain
in a cave at the base of the falls, provide some local color and food
for thought during your stay.
Height:
40 feet
Length
of hike: 1.9 miles
Time
to hike: 1 hour
Difficulty:
Moderate
Creek
or river: Tributary of
Matthews Creek
USGS
Quadrangle: Table Rock
Directions
to falls:
Due to a property
sale, access to Moonshine Falls has been changed. Temporarily you must
hike from the Asbury Hills United Methodist Youth Camp on the Asbury Trail to the falls.
Note: Call ahead to get permission to enter
and start from within the camp. During the summer when the camp is
full, you may not be allowed to use the Asbury Trail. You can contact them at:
Asbury Hills United Methodist Youth
Camp 150
Asbury Drive, Cleveland, SC, 29635,
864-836-3711, Fax: 864-836-5522, Email:
AsburyHills@umcsc.org
Other Information:
Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area, 8155 Geer Highway, Cleveland, SC
29635. 864-836-6115

South Carolina State Trails Program
South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism
1205 Pendleton Street :: Columbia, SC 29201 :: 803-734-0173
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bswanson@scprt.com
Updated: July 16, 2007
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