Stillhouse Hollow Falls State Natural Area

The Stillhouse Hollow Falls creates a 75-foot cascade surrounded by steep slopes and dense forest in the Western Highland Rim of Tennessee.

The Tennessee Parks and Greenways Foundation acquired this 90-acre land and transferred it to the state, leading to its designation as a natural area in 2006.

The natural area preserves native plant species including trillium, spiderwort, wild geranium, and phlox that bloom throughout the protected forest landscape.

Visitors can access the waterfall through a two-thirds mile trail from the entrance, with limited parking spaces available at the trailhead.

The deep hollow beneath the waterfall contains wet-weather springs that support a diverse ecosystem of sugar maples, sycamores, and white oaks.

Location: Tennessee

Inception: 2006

GPS coordinates: 35.46444,-87.26972

Latest update: March 5, 2025 19:30