Foster Falls

Following a hike at Denny Cove Falls, I drove less than 2 miles to the South Cumberland State Park near Sequatchie, Tennessee, to enjoy the picturesque 60-foot Foster Falls. The park features a paved road, restrooms, drinking fountain and a wooden boardwalk leading to an observation deck overlooking the gorge and falls.

After a short walk along a sandy path, hikers enter the forest and encounter a more difficult, steep downhill trail consisting of many rocks. There’s a suspension bridge at the base, with the falls at right. A walking stick and deliberate pace are recommended.

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3 responses to “Foster Falls”

  1. tiffanyarpdaleo Avatar

    Another lovely hike, that waterfall, wow!

  2. travelling_han Avatar

    Ahh you got so much more water in the Falls than when we went – we visited after a dry spell and it wasn’t as full. Chattanooga and the surrounding area is amazing 🙂

    1. Phil Avatar

      Yes, it had recently rained when I visited Foster Falls. This was my first time to the Chattanooga area. I was also inspired reading about your visit https://travellinghan.com/2020/01/02/2-days-in-chattanooga/ and so hope to return to the area again!

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