Limestone Falls
Limestone Falls in Mountain Rest, South Carolina, is a hidden gem offering a serene waterfall experience away from the crowds. Nature lovers can hike through the forest to discover this secluded cascade, making it a peaceful oasis for contemplation and relaxation.
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Google Reviews
Lauren KinserWe were the only ones there
Sep 3, 2025 · Google Review
Kipp WhiteThis waterfall is a hiding gem not to far from the road. Very limited parking. The trail comes to a fork, stay to the right. Only a 1/4 mile hike to the falls. The last bit is a little steep but not to bad. Well worth it. Update: I went back 9 months later and it was still beautiful.
Nov 5, 2024 · Google Review
Dillon McclainBeautiful short hike in the past it has been easier but in recent months the last 200is feet down to the falls has become a wash making it even harder to traverse despite the roping. Also is not on private property despite what other reviews say it sits on WMA land which is state regulated
Aug 5, 2022 · Google Review
Jessea JamesPark on grapevine road at the only possible road you could turn on but not drive. Walk then turn right before the small creek. Follow the trail to the nylon rope and enjoy the adventure of hiking to the falls!
Apr 14, 2022 · Google Review
Alison EatonPretty waterfall. Not easy to find or get to. GPS brings you to the trail entrance but then you are on your own. Head down the road a little ways, dont cross the little creek. Turn right and follow the creek down the trail. It is small and narrow. There are fallen branches in the way. When you are almost there the trail drops pretty steeply. There is a nylon rope tied to a tree that makes it possible to get down there. It's a bit tough but I think worth it.
Jan 10, 2022 · Google Review