Laurel Falls In Tennessee Will Soon Be Surrounded By Beautiful Fall Colors
Meghan Kraft
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Fall is coming hot and heavy, it’s on its way to Tennessee and will soon take over the whole of the Volunteer State with stunning colors of orange, yellow, and red. There’s nothing like spending the chilly edge of the year in the heart of the American South. It’s not too cold, not too warm, and perfect for a quick hike through the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains. If you haven’t been to Laurel Falls, by way of Laurel Falls Trail in Tennessee, then it’s a must-visit as soon as possible. What better way to start out the season? It’s one of the best places to see fall foliage in Tennessee, adding an extra reason to take one of the state’s best waterfall hikes.
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Want an up-close look at Laurel Falls without having to make the trek into the Great Smoky Mountains? Check out this popular video by CampTravelExplore, taking you along the trails and to the grand waterfall!
Laurel Falls Trail just might be the place to indulge your love for natural beauty. The roundtrip hike to the falls is 2.6 miles and is considered moderately difficult. If you have two hours to spare, it’s a beautiful way to spend the day. You can learn more about Laurel Falls Trail by way of the National Park Service if you’re looking. If you’re planning more hiking adventures, you might want to subscribe to AllTrails Plus for access to the app’s many helpful features.
What are some of your favorite places to see Tennessee in the fall? Let us know in the comments section!
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- Greeter Falls Loop is one of the most laid-back hikes in Tennessee, a relaxed three-mile hike near Altamont. It's a moderate hike in the Savage Gulf State Natural Area, and it takes you to a unique staircase that offers the best view of the park's signature falls. This is an ideal family adventure without any particularly rough terrain that would challenge inexperienced hikers.
- Falls Creek Falls State Park is home to the tallest waterfall in the state of Tennessee - the massive Falls Creek Falls, a 256-food waterfall located above a massive plunge pool that changes with the seasons. It's not the only waterfall in the park, but it's definitely the star attraction!
- Blue Hole Falls is one of the best-hidden waterfalls in Tennessee - located in the countryside near Elizabethton. It's a simple 0.4-mile trek that will lead you past a stream and some well-placed stairs before arriving at a small waterfall. What makes this waterfall so unique is that it's positioned above a crystal-blue pool that just might be the most beautiful in the entire Volunteer State.
- Not in the mood for a hike? You can see a waterfall with your meal at Amis Mills Eatery. Located on the historic Thomas Amis Estate, this tiny southern restaurant is located near a small waterfall gushing over a rock wall. This is the Big Creek Dam and waterfall, and it's the perfect companion to a meal filled with classics like pulled pork, fried okra, and other southern staples.