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Oct 9, 2020 · This 3.1-mile out-and-back hike on blue-blazed trail in Southwest Virginia begins with a swinging bridge. This takes you up and over burbling Big Cedar Creek. At the .1-mile mark, look to your right to see a shallow stream ford. This is essentially an underwater bridge. It looks more like a sidewalk overwhelmed with flowing waters.
- Easy
- 3.1 miles
- 272 feet
- Out-and-Back
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Aug 5, 2019 · The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash. Hike through unique geology and a diverse forest to scenic Big Falls and the Clinch River in southwest Virginia along Big Cedar Creek to Big Falls, the Pinnacle, and the Clinch River.
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- Lebanon, Virginia, United States
Young and old would enjoy the leisurely walk to the falls, you can play in the water beneath the small falls and would be a cool and refreshing treat for your feet. Great place to bring a pet for a walk and just enjoy the scenery.
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- Lebanon, Virginia
Jan 18, 2024 · Big Cedar Creek Falls – 3D Map, Photos and Directions – Pinnacle Nature Area Preserve – Virginia. Known by most as Big Falls, Big Cedar Creek Falls is not a typical high waterfall. Instead, it covers the width of Big Cedar Creek creating a beautiful backdrop for wide-angle landscape photos!
A beautiful hike along Big Cedar Creek to the Big Falls and the Pinnacle. Near Lebanon, Virginia.
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Mar 18, 2024 · Towering above Big Cedar Creek is an impressive rock formation, the Pinnacle, from which the area derives its name. Cut from dolomite, the Pinnacle rises 400 feet above Big Cedar Creek. The Preserve's unique habitats support at least nine rare species and two rare natural communities.
Hike through unique geology and a diverse forest to scenic Big Falls and the Clinch River in southwest Virginia along Big Cedar Creek to Big Falls, the Pinnacle, and the Clinch River. Trail passes through a diverse forest containing a number of rare plants and unique geology, as well as outstanding scenery during any season.
