5. Tennessee Waterfalls trail
Tennessee’s waterfalls don’t deserve to be neglected and there are entire track adventurers people have come up with dedicated to these cascades. This amazing pathway starts from the known Cummins Fall, after which you can move on to the Burgess Falls State Park. The third stop on the way is the well-celebrated Falls Creek. Experts have described it as an “outdoorsy person’s mecca” where vacationers can arrive to swim in the summer. In the end, you should finish this trip at Twin Falls.
6. Pie in the Sky trail
Cornbread, Cumberland, Chattanooga; these three words describe why one must walk this trail. Pie in the Sky trail’s a 363-miles long track that takes you across some of the greatest monuments of our nation’s greatness. Visit the Fall Creek, enter the Dutch Maid Bakery, and explore Cumberland caves. The track receives its name from the legendary moon pies available to travelers journeying on this trail. Don’t forget to attend South Pittsburg’s Cornbread Festival to enjoy your adventure this summer.