NASHVILLE, Tenn., (WKRN) — News 2 has been exploring the wonders of Tennessee in our Davis Nolan’s Weekend Waterfalls series. The state is home to more than 60 waterfalls. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic state parks have provided a much needed retreat for those seeking an adventure from home.
Twin Falls at Rock Island State Park. Courtesy: Daniel Reches 
Twin Falls at Rock Island State Park. Courtesy: Brian Solomon 
Great Falls at Rock Island State Parks. Courtesy: Daniel Reches 
Great Falls at Rock Island State Parks. Courtesy: Daniel Reches 
Great Falls at Rock Island State Parks. Courtesy: Daniel Reches 
Rock Island State Park. Courtesy: Julie Davis 
Rock Island State Park. Courtesy: Julie Davis 
Rock Island State Park. Courtesy: Julie Davis 
Cane Creek Falls at Fall Creek Falls State Park. Courtesy: Daniel Reches 
Fall Creek Falls. Courtesy: @dwightthehiker 
Fall Creek Falls. Courtesy: Daniel Reches 
Cummins Falls. Courtesy: Heather Blair 
Cummins Falls. Courtesy: Daniel Reches 
Frozen waterfall in Cordell Hull. Courtesy: Daniel Reches 
Machine Falls in Coffee County. Courtesy: Brian Solomon 
Machine Falls in Coffee County. Courtesy: Heather Blair 
Machine Falls in Coffee County. Courtesy: @dwightthehiker 
Rutledge Falls in Coffee County. Courtesy: TheFeralGentleman.com 
Rutledge Falls in Coffee County. Courtesy: TheFeralGentleman.com 
Rutledge Falls in Coffee County. Courtesy: TheFeralGentleman.com 
Foster Falls. Courtesy: @dwightthehiker 
Foster Falls in South Cumberland State Park. Courtesy: Daniel Reches 
Foster Falls. Courtesy: @dwightthehiker 
Horsepound Falls in South Cumberland State Park. Courtesy: Daniel Reches 
Laurel Falls in the Smokies. Courtesy: @dwightthehiker 
Virgin Falls. Courtesy: @dwightthehiker 
Greeter Falls in the Savage Gulf Nature Area. Courtesy: Heather Blair 
Greeter Falls in the Savage Gulf Nature Area. Courtesy: Heather Blair 
Anderson Falls. Courtesy: @dwightthehiker 
Anderson Falls. Courtesy: @dwightthehiker 
Lost Creek Falls. Courtesy: Penny Tomasky 
Lost Creek Falls. Courtesy: Tomarra Vitatoe 
Lost Creek Falls. Courtesy: Rick McCully 
Burgess Falls. Courtesy: @dwightthehiker 
Burgess Falls. Courtesy: Janice Swanger Reese 
Narrows of the Harpeth. Courtesy: Heather Blair 
Old Stone Fort. Courtesy: Heather Blair 
Old Stone Fort. Courtesy: Heather Blair 
Old Stone Fort. Courtesy: Heather Blair 
Busby Falls. Courtesy: Heather Blair 
Busby Falls. Courtesy: Heather Blair
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