Skinny Dip Falls A Year After the Flooding

Come along with us, as we visit Skinny Dip Falls, one year after the horrible flooding that occurred, that basically destroyed the falls and swimming hole as many knew it.
Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:34 - Hiking Down to Skinny Dip Falls
04:00 - Skinny Dip Falls today (August of 2022)
08:14 - Nothing much has changed
09:34 - Hiking back up
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[@hughcannon3569]

I've been carried and at 75 years old our family has always been in love with these beautiful mountains. They change every season, so you can always see new and interesting things in one of God's absolutely amazing creation. If you have never visited, make plans to explore this wonder of nature.

[@Blueridgemountainlife]

Definitely very beautiful place! Thanks for watching.

[@cindylkmc708]

This is so so. Beautiful, thank you for sharing. I didn’t make it there this year, so I truly appreciate the update. We went there many times before the flood and twice after. While I see the improvement, it is definitely different. And like you said, it’s probably a blessing in disguise. It is still so beautiful, if I hadn’t seen the “before flood” falls, I wouldn’t that it’s so different. God has a way of making things happen for a reason. This beautiful place on Earth will mesmerize people for years to come🙏🙏🙏God bless

[@Blueridgemountainlife]

You are welcome, and thank you for watching! We feel the same way - He has a purpose, and we'll just wait and see what the plans are.

[@livingthefortlauderdalelif995]

Oh No! I had no idea this occurred. My heart is broken. Skinny Dip was one of my favorite places to visit, when I travel the BRP. Thanks for sharing.......but I am so sad to see this. Nothing like it used to be.

[@Blueridgemountainlife]

We understand, that first time we visited after the flooding last year was really upsetting . Such a beautiful place, it was almost like entering a different world when you went down the trail. Hoping it will recover over the years, and be a beautiful spot once again.

[@SouthernFoodJunkie]

I remember watching that video from last year that you did. So wish I could have visited before it was messed up. It is good to see that they have done some maintenance to it though. I remember you were saying it was dangerous the way it was after the flooding. I hate to see people littering.

[@Blueridgemountainlife]

We were really glad to see the trail improvements, and appreciate the volunteers that do it so much. They did a great job. So it's healing, slowly.

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