Bee Rock Overlook

Located on the Cumberland Plateau in Monterey, Tennessee, Bee Rock Overlook offers easy access from I-40 and a short hike to enjoy expansive views.

In between heavy rainfall as part of the weather system associated with tropical storm “Fred”, I was able to enjoy my first visit to this scenic overlook, albeit quite cloudy.

A large caprock of sandstone features several dated carvings with peoples initials. Parking is limited. No restrooms. Also, there are a few signs but no fences, so stay away from the edge (approx. 130-feet high).

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Lastly, don’t be confused by the point of entry from the parking area. Though the drive is chained, it’s a public trail. So, just follow the well-worn path around the gate.

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7 responses to “Bee Rock Overlook”

    1. Thanks, Filipa ~ glad you like it 😊🌹

  1. Fantastic photos! Your photography is amazing, Phil! Are those carvings in the rock in that glorious image at the bottom of the post? 👏👏👏👏👏

    1. Thank you, my friend 🙂 Yes, there are many carvings in the caprock. I didn’t look closely but did see a few dated from 1990-91, slowing but surely weathering away.

  2. That looks like a great place to explore, beautiful!

    1. So glad you like it, Tiffany, and I agree ~ this was my first visit, and I’ll definitely return for another look around. Have a great weekend, my friend 😎

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