There are actually two waterfalls here, near Brevard, each on a separate creek. At the overlook, stand at the top of Connestee Falls on Carson Creek. Across the gorge, Batson Creek Falls cascades down to meet Connestee. The now-joined creeks squeeze through a cleft known as Silver Slip, but can’t see it from the upper overlook. Can see Batson Creek Falls pretty well from the overlook, but not Connestee.
Connestee Falls Flowing Water
Batson Creek Falls
Water from a creek flows under the bridge, while creating ripples is also clear at one end
Bridge over the Stream
Clear water from the waterfall flows in the creek over the rocks
Flowing Water over the Rocks
Flowing Water
Low water in the Looking Glass Creek reveals the rocks that add a nice foreground to the image of the Looking Glass Falls near Brevard
Rocks by Looking Glass Falls
Rocks in the Foreground by Looking Glass Falls
The walking trails at Raven Run also had petite bridges over ravines and creeks
Mini Bridge at Raven Run
Bridge at Raven Run
A small creek flows into a foggy Bass Lake, North Carolina
Located just outside of Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island is one of the most photographed and visually stunning bridges in all of Maine. The Somesville Bridge is certain to capture your attention—the arched wooden footbridge, with its brilliant white coat, spans the waters of Somes Creek.
This water feature for Sarah P. Duke Gardens in Durham, North Carolina is a naturalistic creek-style water feature consisting of a series of cascades/waterfalls and creek system.
Soothing Waterfall
A gentle creek flows through the North Carolina countryside in winter
A Creek in Winter