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Cumberland Trail State Park is a linear park encompassing over 40,000 acres, beckoning adventurers to explore the rugged beauty of the Cumberland Plateau. This scenic trail offers a diverse range of outdoor experiences, from challenging hikes to breathtaking overlooks. There are hundreds of cascading waterfalls to be discovered, along with unique rock formations, and the rich history and ecology of Tennessee’s wilderness.
TSP API TSP-0077; status open; camping types [‘Backcountry’]. Campgrounds: Cumberland Trail Backcountry Camping (backcountry_camping, reservable=False); Richland Creek Campsites (backcountry_camping, reservable=True); Laurel Snow Campsites (backcountry_camping, reservable=True). Amenities: All-Terrain Wheelchair, Gift Shop, Rock Climbing, Trails, Visitor Center, Waterfalls
Parking & getting there
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Maps & guidebooks
- Cumberland Trail State Park - Park MapINTERACTIVE
- Cumberland Trail State Park - Printable Trail Map - Daddy's CreekINTERACTIVE
- Cumberland Trail State Park - Printable Trail Map - Cumberland GapINTERACTIVE
- Cumberland Trail State Park - Printable Trail Map - Frozen Head, Catoosa WMAINTERACTIVE
- Cumberland Trail State Park - Printable Trail Map - North Cumberland WMA, Cove LakeINTERACTIVE
- Cumberland Trail State Park - Printable Trail Map - Black MountainINTERACTIVE
- Cumberland Trail State Park - Printable Trail Map - Brady MountainINTERACTIVE
- Cumberland Trail State Park - Printable Trail Map - Head of SequatchieINTERACTIVE
Close to here
Head of Sequatchie (Devilstep Hollow) trailhead & CT park office
Daddy’s Creek — 2. Chestnut Hill Road Bridge to Antioch Bridge (put-in)
Keaton Falls
Dunlap Creek — Jolley Road to Piney River (put-in)
Daddy’s Creek — 1. Sutton Dam to Chestnut Hill Road Bridge (put-in)
Source: Tennessee State Parks · Also listed at tnstateparks.com
