Caesars Head State Park cabins provide an ideal base from which to plan a hike, and with more than 60 miles of trails, exploring the park on foot is extremely rewarding. From the spectacular Raven Cliff Falls to the near vertical ascents at Rim of the Gap, hikers visiting Caesars Head State Park are sure to find a route that is suitably challenging. Additionally, detailed trail maps are available from the park headquarters to help you navigate.
This 3.5-mile trail is rated as moderate for difficulty and guides hikers through lush forest to a viewpoint that offers good views of the falls. Dogs can be taken along for the hike when kept on a leash.
An 8.3-mile trail rated as hard takes hikers past picturesque streams and smaller waterfalls. A number of unique rock formations are also found along this trail.
Another trail rated as hard for difficulty, this 16.9-mile route provides magnificent views of the valley below. Birding and wildlife watching are also popular along this quiet trail.
Families taking advantage of Caesars Head State Park hotels will find a variety of engaging recreational activities on their doorstep. Whether observing the migrations of hawks and songbirds or unearthing clues as you explore the terrain with your GPS, Caesars Head State Park has something to keep everyone entertained.
The Hawk Watch Program provides keen birders with the chance to witness awe-inspiring hawk migrations in the autumn. The Caesar's Head Hawk Site is the best place to observe Sharp-Shinned Hawks, Coopers Hawks and many others.
Caesars Head State Park cabins provide the perfect base from which to plan a rewarding fishing trip. Head out to the popular Middle Saluda River, or Matthews and Julian creeks to land a variety of trout to take home for dinner.
A number of caches are located in the park that allow would-be explorers to follow clues to the prize. Tour lesser know areas of Caesars Head State Park and test your navigational prowess and problem-solving skills as a family.
