The well-known and well-visited Cumberland Falls can show different faces depending on the season and recent weather. Viewable from both banks of the Cumberland River, the falls is a popular site for a reason!
Though very near a popular, high-traffic trail system, this little waterfall and pool feel pleasantly isolated. It's especially beautiful in fall, but be ready for slippery, muddy conditions!
Known as the “Niagara of the South,” Cumberland Falls is a must-see with its powerful 70-foot drop. The state park also features other waterfalls like Eagle Falls, and during a …
Straddling the border of Tennessee and Kentucky, Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area offers rugged gorges, scenic rivers, and one of the highest concentrations of natural bridges in …
You can hike to the Devils Jump Overlook from Blue Heron or just to the northwest from the Gorge Overlook Car Park. The former is a longer, hillier trail whereas …
Be careful, depending on the weather, it can be very slippery inside the rock arch! However, it is worth taking a look at the chimney at the back left of this special rock arch.
Cracks in the Rock is exactly what it suggests, a crack that allows you to enter the sandstone rock. A series of steps and platforms allow you to explore the …