Lower Piney Falls

  • Water on Its Way

    Water on Its Way

    Cascading waterfalls rush over rocks, creating a sense of movement and energy. Lush green foliage frames the scene, adding a serene backdrop to the dynamic water flow. Photographed while hiking at Lower Piney Falls, located in the Piney Falls State Natural Area, in Grandview, Tennessee, this photograph is available on a variety of fine prints…

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  • Water Works

    Water Works

    Photographed upstream of Lower Piney Falls at the Piney Falls State Natural Area, in Grandview, Tennessee, Little Piney Creek races from right to left, creating interesting patterns of white water. Often overlooked by visitors to the park, this area is a peaceful spot to rest and enjoy the beauty of nature. You, too, can enjoy…

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  • Go With the Flow

    Go With the Flow

    Gravity pulls water downward, over large slabs of smooth rock, toward the leading edge of Lower Piney Falls, a 40-foot tall waterfall located at the Piney Falls State Natural Area, in Grandview, Tennessee. These cascades would make a beautiful addition to an empty wall in your home, and are available when you visit my gallery…

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  • Lower Piney Falls

    Lower Piney Falls

    Following several days of on and off rainfall, I woke up at 3:15 yesterday morning, leaving the house by 4:30 en route to the Piney Falls State Natural Area. It’s a 40 minute drive, including a slow start with poor visibility, as the mountain where I live was blanketed in a cloud. Even so, I…

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  • Lower Piney Falls

    Lower Piney Falls

    Located in Grandview, Tennessee, at the Piney Falls State Natural Area, this is Lower Piney Falls. It stands 40-feet tall, and, though somewhat difficult to access, is always a beautiful spot to visit! Prints available in my gallery. I hope to see you soon!

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  • Scenic Cascades

    Scenic Cascades

    A picturesque cascades, I photographed this landscape scenery while hiking at the Piney Falls State Natural Area, in Grandview, Tennessee. This is Lower Piney Falls. If you’d be interested in a print, then you’ve come to the right place! There are a variety of fine options available in each of the following galleries.. Thanks for…

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  • Poem and Video

    Poem and Video

    I shot this video recently while hiking to Lower Piney Falls, located at the Piney Falls State Natural Area, in Grandview, Tennessee. Enjoy! Sounds to sooth the sensesListen, drift back and chillLet fresh mountain waterSplash harmony, fulfill © 2024 Phil Perkins PHOTO CREDIT: modified photo from unsplash.com. Peaceful Easy Feeling, by The Eagles (1972) –…

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  • Cascades Up Close

    Cascades Up Close

    The terraced landscape above Lower Piney Falls offers a picturesque and peaceful setting to enjoy nature. Soothing sounds of cascading water echo through the forest and gorge, a pleasant respite while hiking – and, a good opportunity to use my zoom lens! Prints available here. I appreciate your visit, thanks very much!

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  • Lower Piney Falls

    If you enjoyed my last post, featuring a long exposure photograph of the cascades above Lower Piney Falls, then you’ll probably like this video, too. I used my iPhone SE (3rd Gen.) to capture this scenery of Little Piney Creek flowing over the edge of the 40-foot tall waterfall. If you’re from the area and…

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  • Lower Piney Falls

    Lower Piney Falls

    After a 30 minute hike in the Piney Falls State Natural Area, located in Grandview, Tennessee, I arrived at the cascades above Lower Piney Falls. It was soon after sunrise with temperatures in the low 40’s, a peaceful time to enjoy the landscape, as I was the only visitor in the park. If interested in…

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  • Water in Winter

    Water in Winter

    Water cascades over rock ledges and through frozen patches of ice, as seen last December while hiking on the Cumberland Plateau at Lower Piney Falls, in Grandview, Tennessee. You can see prints available here. Thanks for visiting!

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  • Winter at the Falls: Part II

    After enjoying my visit to Upper Piney Falls, I hiked through the forest to a turning point where I then proceeded downhill to Lower Piney Falls. The trail leads only as far as the top edge of this 40-foot tall waterfall. In order to access the base of the falls, it’s necessary to walk through…

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