The Frozen Waterfall At Fall Creek Falls In Tennessee Is A Must-See This Winter
Is there anything more magical than a frozen waterfall? Is there anything more beautiful than a water feature, normally gushing and wild in the summertime, that goes frosty? Fall Creek Falls State Park in Spencer is the most popular state park in Tennessee, and its namesake – Fall Creek Falls – really ups the ante come wintertime. Take a peek below, and maybe plan a chilly winter hike for yourself. There’s truly nothing more beautiful, and I’ll bet that you’ll capture some incredible photos, too! Have you hiked to a frozen waterfall in Tennessee before?
Check out this throwback YouTube video by Edie Gunter with some cool images of this frozen waterfall in Tennessee.
The beauty of Tennessee is truly unmatched, don’t you think? There’s just something about the ice and snow that makes the Volunteer State look like a winter wonderland. If you’re looking to learn more about this frozen waterfall in Tennessee, visit the Fall Creek Falls website. Also, if you plan on hiking down to the base of the falls check out this video from Adventuring in the Moment when we hiked it in the summer. It will look a bit different in the winter but this should give you a good look at the trail before you go. Enjoy the video!
If you’re looking for somewhere to stay on the eastern side of the state, this Tellico Farm Cottage is a must-visit! Or here are some more top-rated accommodations near Spencer that we recommend.
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Winter In Tennessee
Are there more frozen waterfalls in Tennessee that are worth visiting?
Absolutely, aside from Fall Creek Falls, we have lots of frozen waterfalls in Tennessee that belong on your bucket list. And here are some that we recommend:
- Greeter Falls: Savage Gulf State Natural Area, Beersheba Springs
- Piney Creek Falls: Fall Creek Falls State Park, Spencer
- Burgess Falls, Baxter
- Cane Creek Falls: Fall Creek Falls State Park, Spencer
- Foster Falls, Sequatchie
- Silk Creek Falls: Fall Creek Falls State Park, Spencer
- Martin Creek Falls, Cherokee National Forest in Erwin
- Bald River Falls, Tellico Plains
- Rockhouse Falls: Fall Creek Falls State Park, Spencer
- Turtletown Creek Falls, Famer
Be sure to read our previous article about some more of the best waterfalls in Tennessee.
What are the best hikes in Tennessee during the winter months?
If you love spending time outside during the colder months, these are the best winter hikes in Tennessee that you will love:
- Rainbow Falls Trail, Gatlinburg in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
- Montgomery Bell Loop, Burns
- Radnor Lake Loop, Nashville
- Pinson Mounds Nature Trail, Pinson
- Schoolhouse Gap Trail, Townsend
- Alum Cave Bluff Trail, Gatlinburg in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
- Cades Cove Scenic Loop, Townsend in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
- Mossy Ridge Loop Trail, Brentwood
Check out our article to discover more about these winter hiking trails in Tennessee.
What are the best state parks to visit in Tennessee in winter?
From hiking to camping to horseback riding and more, these are the best state parks in Tennessee to explore:
- Montgomery Bell State Park, Burns
- Roan Mountain State Park, Roan Mountain
- Cummins Falls State Park, Jackson County
- Harrison Bay State Park, Harrison
- Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park, Manchester
- South Cumberland State Park, Monteagle
- Frozen Head State Park, Wartburg
- Rock Island State Park, Rock Island
Don’t forget to read our article telling you more information about these incredible state parks in Tennessee.
What are some of the best winter activities in Tennessee?
Here are some of the best winter activities in Tennessee:
- Ober Mountain, Gatlinburg
- Winterfest, Pigeon Forge/Sevierville/Gatlinburg
- Lost Sea Adventure, Sweetwater
Learn more about other great winter activities by reading our previous article The Ultimate Guide To Winter In Tennessee.