Burgess Falls State Park covers 350 acres along the banks of the aptly named Falling Water River. Visitors can enjoy a hike along the river that will take them past …
Water cascades over Burgess Falls from a height of 136 feet, while 200-foot limestone cliffs rise alongside it. The parking area can fill up quickly, so getting an early start is a good idea.
This lake sits in a park of the same name. There are fishing docks, kayak & canoe rentals, playgrounds, and a trail encircling the lake. Though it's a relatively small area there is something here for everyone to enjoy.
These falls are the star attraction here, and for good reason. Not only are they beautiful, you can also go swimming in the pool at the bottom of the falls. …
The trail to Cummins Falls isn't long, but that doesn't mean it's easy. There are a number of water crossings and rock scrambling to be done, so be sure to …