Widely considered the most challenging and most spectacular day hike in all of Big South Fork — 5.5 miles of waterfalls, caves, giant boulders, creek crossings, and geological wonders. Bring extra socks.
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A stunning 60-foot waterfall tucked inside a remote cove near Allardt, reached by a peaceful 1.3-mile hike through old-growth oak and hickory forest. One of Tennessee’s most beautiful hidden waterfalls.
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A beautiful 60-foot waterfall cascading over a massive rock shelter, paired with a stunning thin sandstone arch — all on an easy 3.2-mile hike in Big South Fork.
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The largest twin sandstone arches in the eastern United States, located just off Highway 154 near Jamestown. A must-see wonder of nature that will stop you in your tracks.
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125,000 acres of wild Cumberland Plateau terrain with 300+ miles of trails, dramatic gorges, sandstone arches, waterfalls, and world-class outdoor recreation right in Fentress County’s backyard.
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One of Tennessee’s most unique state parks, Pickett is home to natural stone arches, waterfalls, a swimming lake, and access to the Big South Fork — all within minutes of Jamestown.
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