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Tennessee Waterfalls Map. With over 850 falls scattered all throughout the state, Tennessee is one of the best places to visit if you are looking for scenic hikes with cascading waters. In all our adventures, we truly believe Tennessee is in the top 3 when it comes to visiting the most epic and beautiful waterfalls in the United States.
- Machine Falls
- Cummins Falls
- Burgess Falls
- Benton Falls
- Jackson Falls
- Bald River Falls
- Margarette Falls
- Spruce Flats Falls
- Laurel Falls
- Ruby Falls
Head to Short Springs Natural Area to witness one of Tennessee’s hidden gems- the stunning Machine Fallslocated right in the heart of Tennessee’s wilderness. Reached via the 1.6-mile long, moderately-rated scenic Machine Falls Loop Trail in Tullahoma, you can hike to the Tennessee waterfall and the trail will give you the chance to admire the breat...
Cummins Falls, located in Cummins Falls State Park, is Tennessee’s eighth largest waterfall in terms of its volume. This 75 feet tall, gorgeous waterfall on Blackburn Fork River has two drops, one plunging down (50ft.) into a shallow pool, while the second one (25ft.) cascades down into a much deeper one. The 3-mile Cummin Falls Trail near Blooming...
Visit Burgess Falls State Park in Sparta, Tennessee, to be awed by mesmerizing views of Burgess Falls, one of Tennessee’s true wonders. The 136-foot-high scenic falls plunges down into a huge limestone canyon and is the largest of the park’s four waterfalls on Falling Water River. Located near Baxter, take the 1.5-mile long, heavily trafficked Rive...
Nestled in Cherokee National Forest in the Chilhowee Recreation Area, Benton Fallswill leave you speechless with its stunning setting amidst lush greenery. This gorgeous 65-foot-tall waterfall cascades down a steep rock face into a shallow rocky pool, where you can sit to relax and take in the gorgeous views. Get the best views of the falls during ...
Named after President Andrew Jackson, Jackson Fallsis one of the best-hidden treasures of Natchez Trace Parkway. The 0.6-mile lightly trafficked, paved trail loop just above the Duck River will lead you to the base of this 40 foot tall, gorgeous waterfall, which has two drops and cascades down over bluffs and rock faces. Visit during springtime to ...
Bald River Fallsis located near Tellico Plains in Cherokee National Forest and is one of the key reasons to go for a hike in the forest and have a chance to be in awe of one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Tennessee. Around 90-100 feet tall, it cascades down over boulders into a large rocky pool, which in turn, flows into the Tellico River. T...
Named after Margaret Doak, Margarette Fallsis one of Tennessee’s most popular and unique waterfall trails. This 60-foot-high, fan-shaped waterfall is located in the lush Cherokee National Forest. The scenic waterfall is reached through the well-known 8-mile-long moderate Margarette Falls Trail along West Fork Dry Creek, which runs across a cascadin...
Looking for one of the most underrated waterfall hikes in Tennessee? If so, then Spruce Flats Falls Trail in Great Smoky Mountains National Park should be your top pick! This 2-mile-long easy out and back trail along Tremont Road, which can’t be found on the official park map, will get you to the stunning Spruce Flats Fallsand is perfect for family...
Located in the Great Smoky Mountains, the 80-foot high Laurel Fallsis considered one of the most popular waterfall hiking destinations in the Smokies. It received its name from mountain laurel, which blooms near the falls and along Laurel Falls Trail. The 2.6-mile-long trail’s difficulty is moderate, so the path leading you to admire Laurel Falls i...
Admire the surreal views of Ruby Fallslocated within Lookout Mountain and experience the feeling of witnessing one of Tennessee’s most jaw-dropping natural wonders! The Falls is considered to be the US’s highest and deepest underground waterfallaccessible to the public and a top-rated tourist attraction in Tennessee. Get inside Lookout Mountain and...
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- Machine Falls. The 420-acre Short Springs Natural Area in Tullahoma boasts the popular Machine Falls, which drops about 60 feet and is nearly equal in its length across.
- Northrup Falls. Northrup Falls is the defining feature of Colditz Cove, a 165-acre natural area in Fentress County. It plunges more than 60 feet over a rock shelf into a narrow gorge on Big Branch Creek.
- Conasauga Falls. A 1.5-mile out-and-back hike on Conasauga Falls Trail #170 in Cherokee National Forest will bring you to a beautiful three-tiered waterfall—a relatively short hike for a breathtaking reward.
- Spruce Flat Falls. Located in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the out-and-back hike to Spruce Flat Falls is 1.8 miles. The trail is short, but has some steep sections with lots of rocks and roots to navigate.
- Ruby Falls. The colorful and romantic spectacle of illuminated Ruby Falls is in such demand, you have to make a reservation to view it on a guided tour.
- Laurel Falls. Laurel Falls is one of the highlights of Great Smoky Mountains National Park that many visitors try to include on their itinerary. Unlike most waterfalls on our recommended list, you hike up 1.3 miles to access Laurel Falls instead of descending into a ravine or gorge.
- Fall Creek Falls. At 256 feet high, Fall Creek Falls is the standout on a crowded stage of waterfalls at Fall Creek Falls State Park. Less imposing are Piney Creek Falls, Cane Creek Falls, and Cane Creek Cascades, plus 345-acre Fall Creek Lake, and assorted streams, gorges, and pools.
- Bald River Falls. In the northwestern corner of the Appalachian Mountains near the North Carolina border is one of the most idyllic settings for the magnificent froth of Bald River Falls.
Apr 21, 2023 · Beautiful Yosemite Falls is one of the most iconic of Yosemite’s waterfalls. The triple cascade located in Yosemite Valley plummets down to the ground and is spectacularly beautiful. Catch accessible views from a paved trail, do a strenuous hike to the top, or gaze from the roads and boardwalks in Yosemite Valley to see this national park’s ...
Tennessee Waterfalls. Click for the interactive map. The Tennesse Waterfalls page is where we share the waterfalls that we’ve personally experienced in the Volunteer state. Indeed, as you can see from the waterfall map above and the waterfall write-up thumbnails below, waterfalls dot the state with a variety and quality rivaling other states ...
Dec 5, 2019 · Falling 2,425 feet Yosemite Falls is considered to be the tallest waterfall in North America located in Yosemite National Park. Yosemite Falls is actually three separate sections, Upper Yosemite Fall (1,430 feet), the middle cascades (675 feet), and Lower Yosemite Fall (320 feet).
