Located in the Cumberland Mountains at Wartburg, Tennessee, the Frozen Head State Park and Natural Area has many trails in over 24,000 acres of wilderness. One such trail is a 3 mile out and back hike to the 20-foot tall Emory Gap Falls.
Unlike parks in the Smoky Mountains, where the volume of tourists can at times be excessive, Frozen Head is a more remote location to enjoy the great outdoors. In fact, on this particular occasion, I was the only visitor present at the falls.
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Phil Perkins · Photography 
13 responses to “Return to Emory Gap Falls”
Wonderful hike and photos! A bit more wilderness than the viennese forest, though we are truly lucky to have it just in front of our doors and easy to reach….
Thanks very much, my dear ~ much appreciated! Having a forest so close sounds nice. Have a great day 🙂
😀Thank you, Phil, the same to you
Wonderful photos and lovely work, dear Phil! 👌👍🌹
I appreciate your kind words, my dear friend Inge & thanks, you too. 🤗🌹
what a beautiful place 😊
Thank you, dear Nicole ~ glad you like it 😊
It looks beautiful
Thank you, my dear friend Hannah 🙂
Forest and water, what could be nicer than our nature… Much respect my dear Phil….
I appreciate you, my dear Balle, and always enjoy when you share your kind comments. Thank you 💗
You deserve it…. Such a great artist should also be rewarded…
Thank you kindly, my dear 🙏🏻😊