Category: Cumberland Trail
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Heiss Mountain Trailhead: A Challenging Section of the Cumberland Trail
I’ve hiked a good amount on the Cumberland Trail, but the Heiss Mountain Trailhead is by far the most challenging start and finish point I’ve encountered yet. Flowing creeks, waterfalls, beautiful bridges, and sprawling mountain views are just a few of the sights that make this hike worth it. Continue reading to learn more about…
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Discovering a Hidden Hike on the Cumberland Trail
Tucked away in the Cumberland Plateau are numerous creeks, waterfalls, and hiking trails with which to see these sights. Some trails are more well-known and obvious. While others, such as this one, stay hidden away. Used only by the locals who know it’s there, this trailhead is off the beaten path. Continue reading to learn…
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Experience Chattanooga Fall Colors at These Parks
It’s almost that time of year again. The time when the leaves peak in yellow, orange, and red hues. Chattanooga fall colors last for about two weeks. So make the most of this short time by visiting these local parks before the colors fade away. Enterprise South Nature Park First on the list is Enterprise…
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Chattanooga’s Best Hiking Views
One of the best things about hiking in Chattanooga is that chances are, you’ll get to see some awesome views. Wondering which trails offer the best views? Here’s my list of Chattanooga’s best hiking views in order of better to best. 6. Signal Point First on the list is Signal Point. Well technically, this overlook…
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A Waterfall Hike Through the Tennessee Rainforest
I know what you’re thinking, “Tennessee doesn’t have a rainforest.” But this waterfall hike will make you rethink this idea. If you do this hike during the spring, you will see exactly what I’m talking about. Retro Hughes Trailhead It all starts at the Retro Hughes Trailhead. This trailhead can be found off of Retro…
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Rock Creek Loop Trail- A Section of the Cumberland Trail
Looking for a hike with some challenging elevation gain and loss as well as access to a beautiful, blue-water creek? Then you need to add Rock Creek Loop Trail to your list. Rock Creek Loop Trail The Rock Creek Loop Trail is roughly a 5.7 mile round trip hike from the lower Leggett Road trailhead.…