Outdoor adventure isn’t always the first thing that comes to mind during the winter months. But, according to officials with Tennessee State Parks, perhaps it should be.
Those willing to camp near and explore the state’s most breathtaking waterfalls during the off-season will be treated to stunning winter views and fewer crowds. Even some of the state’s most visited parks have fewer visitors in the winter months and still serve up incredible hiking, breathtaking scenery and outdoor adventures.
Visit tnstateparks.com for help in planning a trip. There are multiple lodges, cabins and campgrounds available near some of the state’s most stunning waterfalls. Here’s a look at a few Tennessee State Parks where winter brings a whole new perspective.
Fall Creek Falls
Take the rare opportunity to experience one of the most visited parks in Tennessee without the large crowds. Each day of a trip, visitors can explore a different waterfall — from the majestic 256-foot Fall Creek Falls to the gentle cascades of Cane Creek. The serene park features scenic overlooks, extensive hiking trails and comfortable amenities, including a restaurant and full-hookup RV camping.