Brush Creek Falls is the highest waterfall in southern West Virginia at 25 feet cresting at 30 feet. In the summer, people swing from a rope at the top and drop down into the creek. The Preserve is owned by the State of West Virginia and the Nature Conservancy. And it's only a 10 minute drive for me so I hike there most days trying to work off my winter fat. :)

Also submitted for the Weekly Informal Challenge, "Great BIG World."

Other entries can be seen here.