Though summers in Michigan included biking as a hobby – riding an average of 1200 miles each summer – the terrain in Tennessee, now, is different.
I’ve found that hiking has quickly become my favorite recreational activity, and the area certainly has many outstanding places to visit – with a seemingly endless supply of waterfalls!
Here’s a list of places to hike, including descriptions & photographs:
- Abrams Falls | Cades Cove
- Alum Cave Bluffs
- Baby Falls On Tellico River
- Bald River Falls
- Burgess Falls State Park
- Charlies Bunion
- Clingmans Dome
- Cumberland Falls – Kentucky
- Cummins Falls State Park
- Eagle Falls – Kentucky
- Elijah Oliver Place | Cades Cove
- Fall Creek Falls
- Frozen Head State Park
- Hen Wallows Falls
- House Mountain
- Ijams Nature Center
- Laurel Falls
- Lilly Bluff Overlook | Obed Wild & Scenic River
- Lost Creek Falls State Natural Area
- Middle Prong Trail | Tremont
- Northrup Falls At Colditz Cove
- Ozone Falls State Natural Area
- Piney Falls State Natural Area
- Pogue Creek Canyon State Natural Area
- Rainbow Falls
- Ramsey Cascades
- Rock Island State Park
- Spruce Flats Falls | Tremont
- Stinging Fork Falls
- The Sinks | Little River
- Twin Arches | Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area
- Twin Falls
- Upper Meigs Falls
Enjoy the great outdoors!
