Rockhouse Falls

Rockhouse Falls drops 125 feet into a natural stone amphitheater, forming a narrow stream of water alongside the larger Cane Creek Falls.

The waterfall and surrounding gorges were formed through millions of years of erosion by water flowing through the limestone of the Cumberland Plateau.

Local photographers gather at the overlook between Fall Creek Falls and Cane Creek Cascades to capture the water flow during afternoon light conditions.

Visitors need to follow a steep cable trail to reach the base of the falls, requiring physical preparation and appropriate footwear for safety.

The waterfall maintains a thin water column throughout the year, creating a distinct contrast against the broad limestone walls of the surrounding gorge.

Location: Tennessee

Height: 38 m

GPS coordinates: 35.66300,-85.34980

Latest update: March 19, 2025 01:22