Looking Glass Falls is one of North Carolina’s most popular waterfalls because of its large size and ease of access. A classic waterfall beauty, it features a 60-ft spilling waterfall cascading in a single picturesque drop.
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Made the hike to the Linn Cove Viaduct Friday morning. So serene and quiet!
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Looking Glass Rock aerial photo along the Blue Ridge Parkway – © 2020 David Oppenheimer – Performance Impressions aerial photography archives.
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The moist clouds of an oncoming front combined with a low, but clear, horizon and a bright sun to render magic in the sky over Pisgah National Forest. From Cradle of Forestry Overlook at Milepost 411, looking out across the Pink Beds to Looking Glass.
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I arrived here early in the morning time before the crowd come in order to have this place to myself and to capture my shots in peace, and I added the big log into the frame as a foreground element in which I believe made it more interesting.
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Once the sun was up, I spotted quite a few great scenes of mist still nestled among the ridge and valleys below the Linville Cove, just past the viaduct.
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Light Rays under cloud – aerial photo from October 18, 2013 along the Blue Ridge Parkway – © 2013 David Oppenheimer – Performance Impressions Photography Archives
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Sun made a grand entrance amid the normal morning contrails. Wilson Creek Overlook is at Milepost 303 on the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina.
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Snowy days make the Parkway a magical paradise!
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A serene winter evening stroll along the Viaduct.
The award-winning, quarter-mile Linn Cove Viaduct hugs the face of Grandfather Mountain and is recognized internationally as an engineering marvel. The rugged slopes of Grandfather Mountain proved a challenging task to engineers as they completed the last section of the Parkway here in 1987, 52 years after construction began. It is a masterpiece of engineering that preserves the beauty and protects the fragile and ecologically sensitive slopes of Grandfather Mountain by curving naturally with the mountain’s contours.
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