Tennessee's Most Beautiful Waterfalls for Hiking
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@Tennesseewaterfalls
7 places on the map
Explore the map in the DocentPro app7 attractions in Tennessee: Fall Creek Falls State Park, Greeter Falls Waterfall, Cummins Falls State Park, and 4 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in a Facebook post by Tennesseewaterfalls.
Fall Creek Falls State Park
State park
4.8
Witness the impressive 256-foot drop from the convenient overlook near parking. For a more immersive experience, hike the steep, rocky trail to the powerful base.
Greeter Falls Waterfall
Nature preserve
4.9
Navigate the unique spiral staircase leading to the beautiful lower falls within Savage Gulf State Park. The full day loop is about 1.4 miles, including a steep descent into the gorge.
Cummins Falls State Park
State park
4.7
Embark on a challenging 2.5–3 mile round trip hike to the falls' base, involving river wading and rocky terrain. A gorge access permit is essential for this strenuous adventure.
Burgess Falls Drive
Place
Hike past several smaller waterfalls on your way to the grand main falls overlook. Be prepared for a moderate 1.5-mile round trip with some steep sections and stairs.
Ozone Falls State Natural Area
Nature preserve
4.8
Discover this dramatic 110-foot waterfall just off Highway 70. The short 0.3–0.4 mile round trip to the base is steep and rocky, offering a rewarding view.
Twin Falls
Scenic spot
4.9
Experience these beautiful cascades with just a short walk from the parking area. The multi-tiered falls offer stunning views and a refreshing atmosphere.
Bald River Falls
Landmark
4.9
Enjoy the majestic views of this roadside waterfall directly from the bridge, no hiking required. It's an easily accessible natural wonder within Cherokee National Forest.
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