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Category: Attraction
Lee Falls
Phone: (864) 638-9568
City: Walhalla
Region: Mountains
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Lee Falls
Lee Falls is located in Sumter National Forest. It is a scenic 75 foot falls with a variety of mosses and ferns holding on to the spray cliff. A variety of plants may be seen along the 1.5 mile unmarked and difficult trail.
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