This creepy rock really does look like a head. This is how the Chimney Rock State Park website explains its formation:
A long time ago a huge sheet of rock slid down the mountainside and broke into many pieces, one of which came to rest on this ledge. The facial features of the boulder are due to differential weathering of Gneiss. More resistant parts of the rock form the eyebrow, nose, chin and ear, while softer layers have eroded out, shaping the eye and the mouth.
I was hoping to capture beautiful colors of autumn, but trees are still green. Anyway, the Park is always gorgeous, so why not to share it with you 