Eastatoe Falls, 70-foot waterfall in Pisgah National Forest, North Carolina.
Eastatoe Falls is a waterfall in Pisgah National Forest with a drop of about 18 meters (60 feet). The water flows over rock ledges and collects in a pool at the base where visitors can see the full cascade.
The name Eastatoe comes from a Cherokee settlement and refers to the Carolina parakeet in the Cherokee language. This connection preserves the indigenous heritage tied to the landscape.
Photographers frequently documented this natural formation when public access was permitted, contributing to the visual documentation of North Carolina waterfalls.
This site is on private property and is not open to public access, so visitors should explore other waterfalls in Pisgah National Forest instead. Nearby trails offer similar water features in areas where walking is freely allowed.
The water drops more than 200 feet over a quarter-mile distance, forming a series of cascades before reaching the main waterfall section.
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