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Great view and also swimming opportunity.

The Small Wilds Backcountry Campground offers a primitive and peaceful experience. It’s located near a cascading stream, right on the rim of the gorge, offering you a breathtaking, sweeping view.

It's worth taking a blanket and a picnic with you and enjoying the atmosphere for a while.

The Big South Fork of the Cumberland River is only 76 miles long, but it is a major drainage feature of the Cumberland Plateau. It is known for dramatic geologic features mainly the river's gorge, natural arches, towering bluffs, and hoodoos. Much of its route lies within the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, which offers visitors access to the river and all of the recreation opportunities that surround it.

Sunset Rock is a popular overlook on Lookout Mountain, offering breathtaking views of the Chattanooga Valley, especially at sunset. A short but steep hike via Kiddie Trail leads to the overlook. This trail is less popular than others due to its challenging nature, but the views along the way and at the top make it well worth the effort.

Nice winding road through the Little River Gorge. Cars are driving slow and are patient while passing you.

Sunset Rock is a naturally formed sandstone bluff towering over the Tennessee River Gorge near Chattanooga, Tennessee. It offers breathtaking views of the Tennessee River Valley and surrounding mountains, making it a popular destination for adventures.

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.