포크 카운티 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

The Clear Creek Trail is a trail that winds through a beautiful forest. It is well maintained and has several stream crossings, but is not too challenging.

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.

McKamy Lake Beach, located at the Chilhowee Recreation Area, serves as an excellent day use area for the kids and family. From the bank, one can swim, kayak, SUP, and a number of other non-motorized activities. Nearby the beachfront, there is also a multitude of tent and RV campsites as well as picnic areas. Note that there is a $3 day use parking fee at the parking area.

Located in the Cohutta Wilderness of Georgia, Jacks River Falls is a popular trail running destination for those who enjoy viewing rocky, cascading waterfalls. The wilderness area the falls are located in is the largest wilderness area east of the Mississippi River. Loop options still including the falls are numerous.

The trail head is the starting point for a beautiful forest hike to Benton Falls (4,4 miles) but also to a smaller waterfall nearby (1,7 miles)

One of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Cherokee Mountain Forrest and with 65 foot one of the highest. Nice and easy trail walk up from Lake Ocoee via Clemmer Trail.

Located in the Cohutta Wilderness of Georgia, Jacks River Falls is a popular hiking destination for those who enjoy viewing rocky, cascading waterfalls. The wilderness area the falls are located in is the largest wilderness area east of the Mississippi River. Loop options still including the falls are numerous.

Enjoy this 65 foot tall water fall 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 hike further or giving one the option to turn around and head back to the starting point.