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Hawksbill Mountain, NC
360-degree views of mountains, gorges and rivers await you at Hawksbill Mountain
Rough Ridge, NC
Stunning panoramas await at the summit of this beautiful trail not to be missed
Hampton Plantation State Historic Site, SC
Historic rice plantation mansion in South Carolina’s lowcountry.
Mount Rushmore National Monument, SD
Sculpted over fourteen years by Gutzon Borglum and 400 workers, Mount Rushmore is likely United States’ most famous landmark.
Crabtree Falls, NC
A moderate 2.6 mile trail leads to a beautiful 60ft waterfall off the Blue Ridge Parkway
King Creek Falls, SC
A beautiful short and easy trail culminating with a stunning waterfall in upstate SC
Otter Falls, NC
A short moderate trail leads to this small but beautiful popular waterfall near Blowing Rock, NC
Flat Top Mountain Trail, NC
This trail is the most scenic of the Blue Ridge Parkway trails I have hiked
The Cone Manor, NC
Make sure to stop by the Cone Manor when in Blowing Rock. The impressive 14,000 square feet mansion overlooks the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains
Sewanee: The University of the South, TN
Many gothic buildings will greet you on the beautiful campus of Sewanee: The University of the South
Cathedral Spires Trail and Needles Highway, SD
Drive the spectacular Needles Highway to reach this must do, picturesque trail in Custer State Park, SD
Badlands National park, SD
Badlands National park is so unique. I encourage you to visit and check out for yourself its rugged canyons and rock formations.
Bridal Veil Falls, TN
Very enjoyable trail with several interesting cascades and small waterfalls along the way
Custer State Park Wildlife Loop, SD
We enjoyed beautiful views and watching a herd of buffaloes slowly cross the road not minding the traffic jam they were causing.
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Thanks for your blog on the Blue Ridge Electric Co-Op Passage. I have visited Big Rock several times and had heard that the circles might be petroglyphs. Until your article, I must say I was unconvinced. I was thinking that the circles had been etched by hand and the random placement of them did not make sense for recording any type of information. Now that I understand the utilitarian nature of the process that caused them, it all makes perfect sense!
My pleasure. Glad the information was useful to you. I appreciate your comment. Thank you