Address: River Rd, Tellico Plains, TN 37385, USA
Phone: +14232538400
jennifer novello
There's a 8.8 mile round trip hike by the falls..it is awesome! Full of waterfalls! Just a beautiful place.
Jake M.
Incredible! Best hike of my life so far. The waterfall is right there when you park so if that's all you're after, it's easy. But if you want an amazing, relatively easy, hike just go up the stairs to the top of the waterfall and follow the trail. There are more falls and unceasing beauty beyond. I went about 2.5 miles back before turning around. Absolutely stunning!
Aaron “Kilted” Wolfenbarger
Absolutely gorgeous 90 foot falls in the Cherokee National Forest!! Family agreed it was well worth the time to get there. You drive right past the falls and there is no hike so it would be perfect for those with mobility issues. Absolutely wonderful piece of nature.
Pam Clifford
Absolutely breathtaking. Watched some kayakers head down baby falls and could have stood in the spray of Bald River Falls for hours. The sound is so soothing.
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Lots of cabins in the area. Look up tellico plains on vrbo and air b n b.
Yes and also parking for baby falls.Both very beautiful.You can walk to the top of bald river falls or you can walk to the bottom of bald river falls.you can walk down to baby falls but it is a little more dangerous.
Baby Falls, there are picnic tables and bathroom faculties there as well.
Best go to Ocoee if your good, or Hiwassee if your an amateur.
I would not recommend it to small and tight. I was told their is camp group past the falls though be never been. They might have some where to turn around but the falls no. Very windy narrow road
It was open just a few weeks ago
There in one that starts at the end of the parking area. #88 (I think) it's about 10 miles RT. Follows the river for awhile and then ends at a forest road
Likely in Tellico Plains.
Oh they definitely don't dry up!
There is a parking area, you can see it good from the bridge near the parking area.
You don't have to leave your car to see the falls... Very small parking area directly over the bridge. You can't miss them.
It ends at a 4x4 off-road trails. There's a little camp community with Facilities and lots of fishing. There's a store with bait, propane and food. There's also a fish hatchery. Very rustic, the real kind, not the fabricated. This place is locked into the 60s or 70s.
A few miles past the Falls as you continue There is camping. There's no power so it's a rustic Campground but it's right on the river
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