Photo: managing agencyPhoto: managing agencyA 75-foot waterfall with an easy 1.1-mile hike on a private nature preserve open to the public.
No fee (free public access to preserve trail)
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Twin Falls—also known as Eastatoe Falls or Reedy Cove Falls—is a 75-foot waterfall located on the Felburn Foundation nature preserve near Sunset. The preserve is private land but is open to the public for free, making this an excellent no-fee waterfall destination.
The hike to the falls is easy, covering 1.1 miles round-trip and suitable for families and casual walkers. The waterfall is known for its granite slide, adding a distinctive feature to the landscape. Dogs are welcome on the preserve trail. The foundation maintains the preserve year-round, so you can visit in any season.
Given the short distance, easy terrain, and free admission, Twin Falls is ideal for visitors seeking a quick waterfall outing without a large time or financial commitment. The preserve setting adds an element of stewardship and conservation to your visit, knowing that the land is actively managed to remain accessible to the public.
Year-round; the preserve is maintained year-round for public access.
No fee (free public access to preserve trail)
Via a 1.1-mile round-trip trail rated easy by the managing agency.
Yes, per the managing agency's own page — but check current leash rules before you go.
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Checked discoversouthcarolina.com/articles/hike-to-twin-falls (official SC Dept. of Parks, Recreation & Tourism) and sctrails.net/trails/trail/twin-falls-reedy-cove-falls-rock-falls-or-eastatoe-falls (2026-09-04). Discover SC cites 1.1 mi round trip to the overlook; sctrails describes a shorter ~0.3 mi option plus a separate 2.3 mi trail to the top — noted discrepancy, used the state tourism board's round-trip figure. No closure found on either source.
Checked September 2026.