Tennessee has 525 waterfalls. Some of the more well-known ones include Burgess Falls, Cummins Fall, and, of course, the ever-mesmerizing Ruby Falls. Like any other state, some waterfalls attract more attention while others are better-kept secrets like Carmac Falls in Smithville or Falls of Je...
Tennessee[Map] Benton Falls Burgess Falls Burgess Falls (Middle) Cane Creek Cascades Cane Creek Falls Fall Creek Falls Laurel Falls Ozone Falls Piney Creek Falls Piney Falls (Upper) Rockhouse Falls Ruby Falls Twin Falls Virgin Falls Virginia ...
Soaring Above Tennessee’s “River City” Alamere Falls, California Flowing right into the Pacific Ocean inPoint Reyes National Seashore, north of San Francisco, Alamere Falls is a unique sight known as a “tidefall,” or coastal waterfall. To reach the falls from the trailhead, it’s an ei...
In any case, examples of this type of waterfall where they’d more typically exhibit the segmented characteristic areBurgess Fallsin Tennessee,Waipunga Fallsin New Zealand, theSeven Sistersin the Geiranger Fjord deep in Fjord Norway,Dinner Fallsin Queensland, Australia,Conwy Fallsin North Wales, an...
It was built in 1897 as part of the Tennessee centennial celebration. It was intended to be a temporary exhibit but it was so well loved that it was rebuilt as a permanent structure in the 1920s (It took about 10 years to rebuild). The conference’s opening reception was held here and...