DuPont State Recreational Forest

We have 250+ waterfalls around Brevard, so it can be hard to choose which ones to see on your visit, so will make it easy - We’ll visit three of the most beautiful falls along a 3.5 mile moderately challenging trail. There are some uphill sections, but the views are worth the climbs. Here's our plan. 1. You will meet your coffee hike guide at The Hooker Falls parking area in DuPont State Forest, and hike to Hooker Falls. Here we'll break for a hands-on class where you will brew coffee alongside your guide (you'll to filter water straight from the falls and tips for brewing the perfect French Press). Then you'll share great coffee and conversation together before continuing your hike. 2. We'll head to Triple Falls next. There is a new route to triple falls after damages from hurricane Helene, but you are still able to see triple falls from a different trail. 3. After some pictures of Triple Falls, we'll keep hiking on to High Falls, a stunning end to our adventure. We also provide light pastries with our coffee and we bring a selection of teas and hot cocoa in case coffee is not your favorite. FAQ: Are dogs allowed? Pups on leash are welcome. This hike is very popular with dog-owners, so we will likely pass many other pups, so if your dog is reactive to other dogs this may not be the best hike for them. Are there restrooms available along the hike? There is a very clean, well-maintained restroom building at the meeting point before the hike. Then we do a short 0.5 mile hike to the place we make coffee together, and then hike the half mile back to the same restoom building before continuing the hike so there are We're drinking coffee outside, so we make sure we have frequent bathroom break opportunities. How difficult is this hike? We have hikers of all levels enjoy this hike - we hike at a comfortable pace with multiple breaks along the way. We also can find always shorten the hike if you and your guide decide the distance or terrain is above your comfort level. We always make sure you have a great morning outside - even if that's different than our usual route. It is 3.5 miles round trip with a few steep uphill sections, but as long as you are comfortable walking on gravel terrain (feel free to bring hiking poles but not required) you will enjoy this hike.

You’ll begin this memorable experience by joining your tour guide in a parking lot adjacent to the trailhead, equipped with restrooms. Upon starting the journey, you’ll immediately feel the excitement build as you are quickly immersed in the natural beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Our expert guides, seasoned adventurers with a deep love for the great outdoors, will lead you along a scenic river while relaying facts about the rich geological history of the region and the diverse flora and fauna that call these forests home. As you venture deeper into the wilderness, anticipation starts to build as the sound of rushing water guides the path to some of the largest waterfalls in North Carolina! Witness their sheer power from above before making your way to the base. Once settled at the base, you'll have plenty of time to grab a snack, soak in the beauty, and go for a swim! Your guide will provide towels, but make sure you have your bathing suit ready under your hiking clothes! Lasting 3-4 hours, there's plenty of time for photos and to fully immerse yourself in nature while playing among two of North Carolina's most powerful waterfalls. Whether you’re an experienced hiker or a novice explorer, our carefully curated routes cater to all skill levels, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone, so bring your camera and sense of adventure as we explore North Carolina’s most impressive waterfalls!