The Story Behind This Waterfall In North Carolina Is Tied To A Secret Door To Another Dimension
By Robin Jarvis|Published March 02, 2022
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Robin Jarvis began writing for OnlyInYourState.com in 2015 and quickly advanced to a Senior Editor role. She's currently the Brand Manager and has a Bachelor's degree from West Virginia University in Journalism with a minor in Marketing. Her career history includes long running appearances on radio and television. She also has served as publisher of Shades of Green Magazine and Design Lead on several print publications. Her love for travel has taken her to many parts of the world. She's lived in the Carolinas for more than three decades and currently resides in Charleston, SC. When she's not working, she loves playing guitar, painting, traveling, and spending time with family.
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If you’re from North Carolina, then you likely have heard of the Lost Colony of Roanoke, Sir Walter Raleigh’s attempt to found the first European settlement in the New World. It all but vanished and is the center of much folklore and speculation to this day. That all being said, have you ever heard of a Lost Colony of western North Carolina? Sit back and read all about a colony of Native Americans that disappeared and whose exit from our world is tied to a waterfall that reportedly has a secret door to another dimension.
The dreamy mountains of North Carolina are said to transport folks to another world but none of us really consider that could literally be true.
So they picked up every bit of their village and moved it, piece by piece, to the other world. Seen here, an opening in the rock near the falls.
But if you believe the entire folklore surrounding the Lost Colony of western North Carolina, then you'll believe that when one of the members of that Native American village refused to go, the opening in the rock sealed itself over. Did it? Did a new opening form?
Unfortunately, Connestee Falls and its sister falls, Batson Creek Falls, are found within the gated community of Connestee Falls near Brevard.
Did you know North Carolina has TWO Lost Colonies? Have you been lucky enough to visit Connestee Falls (the waterfall) and have you seen the opening in the rock? Let us know!
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