Return To Fall Creek Falls

Following several days of rain, I had the opportunity to return to the Fall Creek Falls State Park, located in Spencer, Tennessee, which features the state’s tallest waterfall at 256-feet. In contrast to rather dry conditions observed during an earlier visit, the water was substantial – thunderous!

See Earlier Post: Fall Creek Falls

Cane Creek Falls

Upon arrival at the Betty Dunn Nature Center (10821 Park Road, Spencer, TN), guests can enjoy two designated areas overlooking Cane Creek Gorge. Here are pictures of Cane Creek Falls (left, 85-feet), and another waterfall. One overlook provides easy access for handicapped visitors, also.

Note: current park renovations include the suspension bridge across Cane Creek – closed until further notice. As such, visitors will need to drive four miles to the parking area at Fall Creek Falls. From there, hiking trails are open – all the way back to Cane Creek. The following pictures highlight the bridge status in June 2019 and January 2020:

Cane Creek Cascades

Fall Creek Falls

Wall Art

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10 responses to “Return To Fall Creek Falls”

    1. Thanks ~ glad you like it ๐Ÿ™‚

  1. Absolutely stunning ๐Ÿ˜Š

    1. Glad you like it, Elaine ๐Ÿ™‚ Having visited the park 7 months earlier with much drier conditions, this time around was quite a change!

    1. Thanks – glad you like it!

  2. I could never tire of waterfalls!

    1. I agree! It was nice to revisit these falls following substantial rains – the sound of crashing water echoed through the gorges/canyons.

  3. Beautiful photos, as always. Thank you so much for always topping by over at my blog, I really do apprechiate your support and our exchange ๐Ÿ™‚

    1. My pleasure, Christine & thank you ๐Ÿ™‚

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