Tag: Blackburn Fork River
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See Tennessee
Cummins Falls This scenic waterfall is the 75-foot tall Cummins Falls. Located in the Cummins Falls State Park, near Cookeville, Tennessee, it’s a very popular tourist destination. If you’d like to venture into the gorge to get close to the falls, advanced reservations at a nominal fee are required. Prints available. Great for home or…
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Cummins Falls
Prints available. Located on the Cumberland Plateau near Cookeville, Tennessee, the picturesque Cummins Falls stands 75-feet tall and carries the eighth largest volume of water in the state. Select from several print types to suit your interests. Customization options, also.
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Long View of Cummins Falls
Here’s a distant view of the 75-foot tall Cummins Falls, located on the Cumberland Plateau near Cookeville, Tennessee. It’s one of the most beautiful waterfalls which I’ve visited, one that you might enjoy as a print on a wall in your home. Visit my gallery to learn more.
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Cummins Falls
Located near Cookeville, Tennessee, Cummins Falls State Park features a 75-foot waterfall and is a very popular location for visitors from around the state. If you’d be interested in a print, you can visit my shop at Fine Art America to select from a variety of available print types. Thanks!
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Cummins Falls
Such a beautiful place deserves more attention, and so here is another photograph of Cummins Falls – in Cookeville, Tennessee. If you’d be interested in a print for your home or office – lobby, cafeteria, hospital, etc. – then visit my shop at Fine Art America. A variety of museum quality prints are available to…
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Beautiful Waterfall
This is 75-foot tall Cummins Falls, located on the Cumberland Plateau in Cookeville, Tennessee. It’s a beautiful waterfall and popular statewide tourist destination, providing visitors a scenic 1.5 mile hike through the gorge, along Blackburn Fork River. You don’t have to travel to enjoy this picturesque landscape, however. Simply visit my shop at Fine Art…
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Return To Cummins Falls
Located on the Cumberland Plateau along the Blackburn Fork River, near Cookeville, Tennessee, Cummins Falls stands 75-feet tall, representing the eighth largest waterfall (by volume of water) in the state. Because it’s so popular, the state park has instituted an inexpensive online permitting system, required in advance for all visitors interested in hiking the gorge.…
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Levels of Falling Water
Driven by gravity along the path of least resistance, across and down varied levels of rock, the Blackburn Fork River flows into Cummins Falls to the delight of hikers on scene. Photographed near Cookville, Tennessee, this and other waterfall images are available online as prints, etc., in my shops at Pixels and/of Fine Art America.
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Another Photograph of Cummins Falls
Just about every angle of this waterfall was conducive for photography, including this view of stepped-layers of rock at the base. I’d wanted to visit this spot for several months, and I’m now certainly glad to have done so! You can see more in my gallery at Pixels.
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Black And White Waterfall
This black and white photograph captures the base of Cummins Falls, located near Cookville, Tennessee. Visit my gallery for more.
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Waterfall In Gorge
With an early start, I was the first person to arrive at Cummins Falls, and enjoyed the tranquil setting for over an hour. Though the volume of water flowing over the 75′ waterfall was less than full, it was a pleasant visit which I can recommend to anyone in the area! Visit my gallery to…
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Hiking To The Falls
It was a quiet morning as I hiked in a gorge along the Blackburn Fork River. My destination was just over a mile ahead – Cummins Falls. A winding riverbed introduced turn after turn, with brief views around each bend. Finally, as I walked underneath a rock outcropping, I was there. See more in my…