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Looking Glass Falls, located in the Pisgah National Forest is a 60-foot tall waterfall where water freezes on the granite face in winter and glistens like a mirror in the sunlight. In this autumn perspective, the sheer volume of the falls creates a dramatic white curtain against the dark, textured rock, framed by bright yellow poplars and the deep green forest canopy.
Looking Glass Falls, located in the Pisgah National Forest is a 60-foot tall waterfall where water freezes on the granite face in winter and glistens like a mirror in the sunlight. In this autumn perspective, the sheer volume of the falls creates a dramatic white curtain against the dark, textured rock, framed by bright yellow poplars and the deep green forest canopy.