Waterfalls of the Cumberland Plateau, Tennessee

[@hikingoutdoorfamily]

So many beautiful waterfalls. Hard to pick a favorite! Going to subscribe to see more from your channel.

[@user-pf4er8jm8s]

Great video Scott! I would love a list of these falls too if you have it.

[@tommyaltom4266]

Awesomeness! Just wish they had been named along the way..

[@kendallcollins2094]

I would LOVE a list of these! I would love to share them with students families and though I'm familiar with several...I do not know them all. Thank you... great work ...so beautiful

[@puca7908]

Beautiful! Thank you!

[@nharris311]

Wow!! As an avid hiker, photographer, and waterfall enthusiast I am impressed - a-lot of time and energy into capturing. I like the instrumental music as well. I am familiar with 90% of these (even though I'm in west Georgia) - would you be able to share the names for the first 2 waterfalls? These are new to me and would like to check out. Thanks so much for sharing!!

[@Dusky672]

I was planning on making a pinned comment with all the names. Just haven't had the time to do so! The first one is Machine Falls in Short Springs State Natural Area. And the second is Rutledge Falls on private property but the owner allows public daytime access. Both are near Manchester/Tullahoma TN, and easily doable in the same day being only a 5 minute drive away from each other.

[@nharris311]

@@Dusky672 Fantastic - Thank you so much!!

[@user-rc1ky7yx4n]

​@@Dusky672 Names would be better. In general, a good tour of the local waterfalls. Thanks

[@jessemutter]

This shit is fire

[@naturein4kbypaulking420]

Beautiful waterfalls. 😉👍

[@Bhunnidb]

Young family here from Texas kids under 5. Wife and I under 29. Thinking of moving to TN any towns worth mentioning? In eastern TN or Cumberland plateau

[@jasonmears4393]

Excellent video on capturing some beautiful falls. Very tastefully done. What are the names of the waterfalls at the 15:50 and 19:50 point of this video? I'm planning a waterfall trip to see ozone, fall creek falls, virgin falls, twin falls, cummins, and burgess falls. Im making a big loop. Are any of the falls on this video close to those I mentioned?

[@Dusky672]

15:50 is Laurel Falls at Laurel-Snow State Natural Area. It is close to Dayton on the Cumberland Trail off Hwy 27. 19:50 is actually Ozone Falls with a high winter flow. You could reach Laurel Falls after Falls Creek Falls and make your way up Hwy 27 with stops by other Cumberland Trail waterfalls. Upper Piney Falls is another decent one (but rain dependent) along the way north before circling around to Ozone Falls.

[@jasonmears4393]

@scottneverdusky3012 do you know how much time a person would need to see the main falls at fall creek falls state park? I know it closes at 6 pm, and if I go, I didn't want to be rushed. Could you see it all in 3 to 4 hrs?

[@Dusky672]

@@jasonmears4393 As long as you don't do the trails between the falls that goes between the nature center and fall creek falls, you can see the falls within that time frame, even with going to the base of fall creek falls. They set up the park to be roadside friendly. You might be able to fit going to the base of fall creek falls and the cable trail to the base of cane creek falls in that time period. I'd hit fall creek falls itself and down to its base first and then drive to see piney falls, and lastly go to the nature center to see rockhouse falls and go down the cable trail for cane creek falls (if you have time). The cable trail does require lifting oneself up a small rock wall, in case you had anyone with you that isn't in the best of shape.

[@jasonmears4393]

@@Dusky672 sounds good. Thanks for the info.