This Winter Waterfall Hike Will Make You Feel Like You've Left Virginia And Landed In Narnia
By Beth|Published January 30, 2018
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A lifelong Virginia resident, Beth loves exploring different parts of the world and currently resides in Charlottesville. She holds a degree in English Literature and one of her short stories has been featured in the Shenandoah Review. Other interests include hiking, songwriting, and spending time in the mountains.
Sometimes, escaping the winter blues means diving right into the beauty of the season. That’s exactly what you’ll find on a trip to Roaring Run Falls in Virginia’s beautiful Jefferson National Forest. This 1.2-mile trail won’t keep you out in the cold for too long and features a gorgeous waterfall that may even be frozen depending on the temperature. Between the heightened visibility of the trees and a dazzling mountain stream, you’ll feel like you’ve arrived in Narnia.
Roaring Run Falls and Furnace Trail is situated in Eagle Rock and features this exquisite waterfall along a moderately easy trail.
While cascade hikes are certainly popular during the summer, there's nothing quite as pristine as the chance to see a frozen waterfall. The trail meanders alongside the creek which, depending on temperature, may be partially frozen.
This frozen splendor can transform your winter hiking experience to a magical realm. As you gaze upon this gorgeous phenomenon, you may feel as though you've arrived in the land of Narnia.
The trailhead is located at 450 Roaring Run Rd, Eagle Rock, VA 24085. Have you experienced this frozen waterfall hike before? Be sure to share your stories with us! For related content, you’ll love learning about the Iconic Virginia Hike That’s Even More Breathtaking In The Winter.
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