The area is the site of a former large iron industry in Tennessee, but now boasts many miles of sprawling trails for biking and hiking, three beautiful lakes for swimming and fishing, multiple camping setups, cabins, a golf course, and even a gourmet restaurant.
This beautiful state park, named after the legendary pioneer, includes eight miles of scenic hiking trails that offer scenic views of Shoal Creek and Crockett Falls, bluffs made of limestone, much wildlife and, and soothing forests.
As one of Tennesee’s largest and most popular state parks, Fall Creek Falls State Park welcomes many visitors each year on their that spans for 26,000 acres.
The state park is situated on some of the highest terrains in west Tennessee and was officially made a state park in 1955.
