http://www.brendajwiley.com/hiking.html Day hikes in the Western North Carolina and upstate South Carolina area 60 http://www.brendajwiley.com/raven_rock.html Trip report of the short, 10 minute hike to Raven Rock Falls, near Panthertown http://www.brendajwiley.com/raven_rock.html http://www.brendajwiley.com/greenland_creek.html Trip report and GPS track of a 6.4 mile loop hike that includes stops at 3 waterfalls: Greenland Creek Falls, Halfway Falls, and Carlton Falls, in Panthertown, in the Nantahala National Forest, NC. http://www.brendajwiley.com/greenland_creek.html http://www.brendajwiley.com/high_bethel.html Trip report and GPS track of a 9.1 mile hike to High Bethel on Cold Mountain in Panthertown, in the Nantahala National Forest, NC. http://www.brendajwiley.com/high_bethel.html http://www.brendajwiley.com/lost_cove.html Lost Cove was the home to a small community of people from the mid 1800's to the 1950's. Even though there now is no one living there, nor has there been for over 60 years, a hike into the cove still brings glimpses into this place's past, and one can definitely still feel the presence and spirit of those who lived here before. http://www.brendajwiley.com/lost_cove.html http://www.brendajwiley.com/moonshine_confusion_falls.html Moonshine and Confusion Falls, located in northern Greenville County, SC, are a bit hard to get to, but definitely worth the trip. There are four ways to access these falls (which are only 0.2 mile apart; none of the access routes are easy, and some are super strenuous! http://www.brendajwiley.com/moonshine_confusion_falls.html http://www.brendajwiley.com/twin_falls_sc.html A trip report of two different trails to this beauty that has a 75-80 foot vertical drop. http://www.brendajwiley.com/twin_falls_sc.html http://www.brendajwiley.com/waterfall_on_tribuatary_of_rocky_bottom_creek.html A trip report of a bushwhack up an unnamed tributary off Rocky Bottom Creek, near Rocky Bottom, SC. The bushwhack brought us to a previously undocumented waterfall that is absolutely gorgeous! http://www.brendajwiley.com/waterfall_on_tribuatary_of_rocky_bottom_creek.html