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The Climbers Loop Trail is an alternate path to the Fiery Gizzard Trail near Foster Falls. It gets its name from the multitude of climbing and scrambling routes in the area, but the trail is worth doing even if you aren't a climber. You travel under tall rock walls and cliffs with sporadic views over the valley.

Foster Falls is a 60-foot tall cascade and is the main attraction within South Cumberland State Park. The recreational area around the falls is full of campsites, camping amenities, and a couple different trails popular for hiking and trail running.

The Climbers Loop Trail is an alternate path to the Fiery Gizzard Trail near Foster Falls. It gets its name from the multitude of climbing and scrambling routes in the area, but the trail is worth doing even if you aren't a climber. You travel under tall rock walls and cliffs with sporadic views over the valley.

Foster Falls is a 60-foot tall cascade and is the main attraction within South Cumberland State Park. The recreational area around the falls is full of campsites and camping amenities and a couple different trails popular for hiking and trail running.

The Denny Cove area is most well-known for its ample rock-climbing opportunities, but it also has several miles of trails that lead to an awesome waterfall. The Denny Cove Waterfall is a large, towering cascade of roughly 60 feet that can be viewed from a few different angles. The trail to the falls is fairly technical, so don't expect to set any PRs here!

The Denny Cove area is most well-known for its ample rock-climbing opportunities, but it also has several miles of trails that lead to an awesome waterfall. The Denny Cove Waterfall is a large, towering cascade of roughly 60 feet that can be viewed from a few different angles.

Snooper's Rock is a cool overlook on the Cumberland Trail. It has expansive views of the Tennessee River, Chattanooga, and the distant Lookout Mountain. The overlook is actually a few hundred feet past the end of this pull-off. You'll have to walk your bike, but this overlook is worth the walk (it's pretty much the pinnacle of the ride).

Blowing Wind Falls is a waterfall not far off the side of Ritchie Hollow Trail. The falls are seasonal (they are much stronger in the spring and early summer months), and they don't draw the crowds that some of the other features in the area attract.