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Rainbow Lake Wilderness is a quiet and beautiful corner of Prentice Cooper State Forest, perfect if you enjoy moments of solitude in nature. The surrounding trails can be rocky, leading you through dense forest and past a few small streams, with Rainbow Lake itself offering a lovely spot to pause. Trails are lightly marked and can be overgrown, so having your Komoot map downloaded can be helpful.

Great view and also swimming opportunity.

There are a lot of spots that you can view the main waterfall in Fall Creek Falls State Park, and this is by far the most popular one. There are usually a lot of people up above here, but as you move down towards the base of the falls, the crowds start to thin out. Fall Creek Falls and Coon Creek Falls sit side by side, and you get a direct view from here. There are some overlooks on the other side of the gorge that you can view the falls from that usually aren't quite as busy.

There are a lot of spots that you can view the main waterfall in Fall Creek Falls State Park, and this is by far the most popular one. There are usually a lot of people up above here, but as you move down towards the base of the falls, the crowds start to thin out. Fall Creek Falls and Coon Creek Falls sit side by side, and you get a direct view from here. There are some overlooks on the other side of the gorge that you can view the falls from that usually aren't quite as busy.

Enjoy this 65 foot tall waterfall away from the crowds and cars tucked away in a forest of Tennessee. There are several spots to stand to view the falls; just be careful making your way from the standard trail to the water's edge. Other trails merge at this viewpoint, making it possible to extend one's ride further or giving one the option to turn around and head back to the starting point.

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.

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.

Because the trailhead is so accessible to Cades Cove Loop it is very crowded on weekends. Not uncommon to see folks on the trail in thong sandals, no water, fast food bags (one of the most littered trails). It is a fun trail run with a rewarding cool swim below the falls on a weekday in Summer.