Best Trails in Tennessee

Very rocky trail. The waterfalls were very nice and the temperature was wonderful walking next to the water. Definitely got my feet wet and fell in on the way back.

Excellent beginner hike. Some good Hills and great scenery. According to my Fitbit it was 4.01 miles but I took a wrong turn

A beautiful hike along the river. The steps are pretty strait down about 450 ish feet. But definitely worth the hike. Beautiful waterfall.

We literally drove our car to Snoopers Rock. We were so pissed. The trail was not maintained and it reminded us of walking in the woods at our hunting camp in Mississippi. Go somewhere else. We went to Tremont Tavern afterwards and ate an excellent burger and helped us forget about the awful experience at Snoopers Rock.

Beautiful and so so peaceful.

Beautiful and so so peaceful.

Easy trail to follow. No real views, unless you loop back via the Coffee Branch Trail (recommended). I've done the loop twice and ran into the same couple both times!!!

I was disappointed in this trail, after the first crossover (we managed to stay dry) there were tall weeds and poison ivy. We turned back and then drove south to Jackson Falls which is a real jewel.

This was a great and challenging hike, totally worth the trip. It is moderately challenging, so be prepared. Bring lots of water and if you have hiking poles, I recommend bringing them too. The ascent took me about 3 hrs (with breaks) and descent 2.5hrs. Definitely stop at the lodge for lunch. They have bagged lunches with unlimited coffee/hot chocolate refills and a place to fill up your water bottle. If you're in decent shape, this hike won't be as difficult for you as many people commented. It's challenging, but don't let that deter you. The views were spectacular! After the lodge keep going the additional .3 miles to reach the lookout point.
Also, be sure to arrive early, the parking lot fills up quickly. The entire trail was 11miles R/T.2

exelente please, love it

easy although it has an incline and stairs. very beautiful

No place to park so we did not hike it. Not sure where those who do hike this actually park because there were Private property, no trespass, no parking, and tow away signs all over the area.