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Bald River Falls drops 90 feet directly into a road-level pool in the Cherokee National Forest near Tellico Plains — one of Tennessee's most photographed and accessible waterfalls.
<p>The Resurrection River Trail climbs from the Exit Glacier area into the alpine zone at the edge of the Harding Icefield, one of the largest non-polar ice fields in North America at 700 square miles...
Burgess Falls State Park in Putnam County features four waterfalls on the Falling Water River — culminating in the 136-foot main falls — one of the most spectacular waterfall trails in middle Tennessee.
Ozone Falls drops 110 feet in a spectacular freefall into a circular sandstone pool in Cumberland County — a striking Tennessee waterfall reachable in less than a mile of easy hiking.
<p>The Glacier View Loop at the Exit Glacier area of Kenai Fjords National Park provides the closest accessible view of an advancing glacier face in the American national park system, with interpretiv...
Foster Falls drops 60 feet into a deep gorge swimming hole at South Cumberland State Park in Grundy County — one of the most popular and rewarding short hikes on the Cumberland Plateau.
Virgin Falls drops 110 feet into a cave at the base of a dramatic limestone gorge in the White County backcountry — one of the most unique and remote waterfall experiences in Tennessee.
<p>The Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes preserves the largest 20th-century volcanic landscape in North America, produced by the June 1912 Novarupta eruption — the most powerful volcanic eruption of the 1...
Cummins Falls thunders over a 75-foot ledge on Blackburn Fork in Jackson County — Tennessee's largest-volume waterfall and one of the most powerful swimming hole experiences in the Southeast.
Laurel Falls is the most visited waterfall in the entire national park system — an 80-foot two-tiered cascade on a paved trail in Great Smoky Mountains National Park near Gatlinburg.
<p>Geographic Harbor on Katmai's remote Pacific coast is accessible only by floatplane or boat and represents the park's wild coastal bear-viewing experience far from the crowds of Brooks Camp. Brown ...
Ramsey Cascades tumbles 100 feet through old-growth forest in the Greenbrier area of Great Smoky Mountains National Park — the tallest and most rewarding waterfall hike in the Smokies.
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