Buck Creek Falls

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Buck Creek Falls

Upper Buck Creek Falls is a beautiful, cascading stream that would be popular were it not for its inaccessibility. Should you decide to visit this falls, you are sure to be alone. Flowing out of the Buck Creek Mountains at Glenville Parkin the Nantahala National Forest

Fall size: 100'

Beauty Scale: 10

Trail Difficulty: 5-10

State Trail Length (one-way): 1/4 mile

Directions:

From Highlands, North Carolina
From Highlands North Carolina drive 2.6 miles east on US 64 and turn left onto SR 1538. Travel 5.5 miles and turn left onto the logging road, park at gate.

Facilities: none

Fees: none

Closest town:
Highlands North Carolina
Macon County

For more information:

Highlands Ranger District
Forest Service by calling (828) 526-3765
or by visiting the Ranger Office
or Visitor Center in Highlands, North Carolina.