Flat Rock Falls

Flat Rock Falls is a pair of very likely seasonal waterfalls which drop parallel to one another along adjacent forks of the headwaters of the Flat Rock Branch of Clover Creek. Both branches feature a single-tier horsetail type waterfall of considerable height - the north branch falls approximately 330 feet, and the south branch approximately 300 feet. The two waterfalls are separated by approximately 250 linear feet, and as the streams do not merge in the process of falling down the waterfalls it likely will be necessary to split them into two independent entries in the database.