š 1,157-acre natural area in White County, Tennessee, known for unique geological features.
š Features a spectacular 110-foot waterfall emerging from and disappearing into caves.
š Witness a unique disappearing waterfall.
šļø Explore diverse geological features and other cascades.
š¶ Challenge yourself on a strenuous 9-mile round trip hike.
šļø Enjoy primitive camping in designated areas.
ā ļø Caves are closed to the public due to bat white nose syndrome.
š« No facilities or reliable cell service.
š§ļø Trails can be dangerous when wet; flash floods are possible.
š Bring plenty of water, sturdy hiking boots, headlamp, map, snacks, and first-aid kit.
šļø Spring and fall offer the most pleasant visiting conditions.
ā»ļø Practice Leave No Trace principles.
š Allow 5-8 hours for the full hike.
Available at the trailhead on Scott's Gulf Road.
Last updated 8 days ago
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