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Road Side Attractions
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exgman
Active member
"Dry Falls"
On US64 between Franklin, NC and Highlands, NC there's a pleasant pullout on the right (heading east) to see an active waterfall. It's called "Dry Falls" because visitors can walk on a path behind the falls. Some of us stopped there during the BMW MOA Getaway at Fontana Village.
You can see the entrance to the path on the left of the photo.
On US64 between Franklin, NC and Highlands, NC there's a pleasant pullout on the right (heading east) to see an active waterfall. It's called "Dry Falls" because visitors can walk on a path behind the falls. Some of us stopped there during the BMW MOA Getaway at Fontana Village.
You can see the entrance to the path on the left of the photo.
deilenberger
A bozo on the bus
Rt 50 - Nevada. No premium available - but with the nearest gas about 75 miles away, one takes what one can get..
Where you pay..
