스콧 카운티‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 천연기념물

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.

The arch is gigantic and towers majestically over the forest floor. There are a ton of trail to explore from the base of the arch, so bring a map to make sure you are on track!

As you follow the trial along the base off the bluff there are a number of carved-out cliffs. There are large rocks below the cliff pockets that you can scramble on and the views are a delight.

The trail is easy and well maintained, and you get fantastic views of the Cumberland River. This spot is often fairly secluded and is quite peaceful at sunset.

The "falls" is a section of the river where the rocky bank closes in and forms a short cascade of white water rapids. This makes for a great picnic area and turn-around point on the trail.

Actually not a waterfall but a cataract.