Natural Bridge Class I Scenic-Recreational State Natural Area

The Roaring Creek Trailhead of the Cumberland Trail is a serene hiking spot nestled in Graysville, TN. This trail offers a moderate level of difficulty, winding through lush forests and alongside the tranquil Roaring Creek. Hikers can expect a peaceful and scenic experience as they explore the natural beauty of the Cumberland Plateau. The trailhead provides access to a network of paths that showcase the diverse flora and fauna of the region, making it a perfect destination for nature enthusiasts. Generated from this place's information

Laurel-Snow is a 2,259-acre natural area located in Rhea County. The site is named after two scenic waterfalls, Laurel Falls (80 feet) and Snow Falls (35 feet), and features two prominent overlooks, Buzzard Point and the Bryan Overlook (also known as Raven Point). The area features scenic creeks, steep gorges, geologic features, a small stand of virgin timber, and a wide variety of plants and animals.