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Waterfall Hikes with Asheville Photo Tours - Asheville

Waterfall Hikes with Asheville Photo Tours

Ashevillemoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness required; some hiking experience recommended

Overview

Discover breathtaking waterfalls and panoramic mountain vistas with expert guidance from Asheville Photo Tours. Perfect for photographers and nature lovers alike, these hikes uncover the best natural sights of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Weaverville, North Carolina

Vistas & Waterfalls

Starting at $150 | Create Stunning Landscape & Waterfall Photos

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Rates

Person (half day) - $150 Person (full day) - $280


Duration

Half day: 4 hours

Full day: 8 hours


About

Create Stunning Landscape & Waterfall Photos

This tour includes a variety of scenes and locations depending on the time of year, weather and light. It may include grand vistas, intimate landscapes, waterfalls, mountain streams, mysterious forests, trees and other plant life.

Start times vary depending on season, weather patterns and sunrise/sunset times. We notify participants of meeting times & locations upon registration.

Distances from the car can range from roadside to short hikes under one mile in length.

Areas of exploration may include:

  • Basic composition
  • Making use of light
  • How to lead the viewer
  • Long exposure
  • How to simplify
  • How to eliminate clutter
  • How to choose and frame your subject
  • Leveraging the power of your camera
  • And more...

Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy, water-resistant footwear

Ensure good grip on uneven, wet terrain around waterfalls.

Use a waterproof camera or bag

Protect your gear from spray and moisture near waterfalls.

Start early in the day

Capture the best light and avoid crowds at popular waterfalls.

Bring plenty of water and snacks

Stay energized during your moderate hikes around scenic spots.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Spotted salamanders
  • Eastern box turtles

History

The Blue Ridge Mountains have been a vital part of Appalachian culture for centuries, with trails and waterfalls deeply connected to local folklore.

Conservation

Discussions around sustainable tourism focus on preserving the delicate ecosystems and promoting Leave No Trace principles.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

hiking boots

Essential

Good traction and ankle support are essential for rocky, uneven trails.

camera with waterproof case

Essential

Capture high-quality images without worry of moisture damage.

trekking poles

Assist with stability on uneven terrain.

lightweight rain jacket

Prepare for sporadic mountain moisture.

spring|summer|fall|winter specific