Photographed during a period of low water, this is Paine Creek Falls, located in Dayton, Tennessee, along the Laurel-Snow Trail on the Cumberland Plateau. You can visit my gallery to see this image and many others from the area, available on a plethora of fine prints for your home or office. Thank you!
Tag: Paine Creek
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Still Water Reflects
Water dips below the moss-line at Paine Creek during a dry summer, still yet reflecting a splash of beauty amidst the rock and green moss. This simple scene may be just what you’re looking to add to an empty wall space in your home, or elsewhere. If so, visit my gallery to select the perfect accent piece – prints of all kinds, shapes and sizes are available. Museum quality, with a 100% satisfaction guarantee!
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Hiking Paine Creek
Located in Dayton, Tennessee, adjacent to the Laurel-Snow Trail on the Cumberland Plateau, hiking the gorge at Paine Creek provides visitors several scenic cliffs. If you’d be interested in a print of my photography, then you can visit my gallery for a variety of options: framed, canvas, art, metal, wood, poster, acrylic and tapestry.
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Paine Creek Waterfall
This waterfall along Paine Creek is an obscure, though beautiful, sight for hikers to enjoy. It’s located on the Cumberland Plateau in Dayton, Tennessee, along an offshoot path from the Laurel-Snow Trail, which parallels Richland Creek. You’ll climb uphill, over structural remnants from historic mining operations, along rock faces, down to Paine Creek and then back up again, and traverse a 2-foot wide mountainside pathway, ending with a descent into the creek bed of an upper gorge. Interestingly, during periods of average water volume, the creek disappears entirely under a rock ledge, drains into a mineshaft underfoot (under rock), and flows back out as another smaller waterfall downstream. If you might like a print, then visit my gallery at Fine Art America to select the print type which best suits your interests. Thanks, and enjoy the great outdoors!
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Paine Creek
One of my favorites places to hike is the Laurel-Snow Trail in Dayton, Tennessee. In addition to Richland Creek, there are many side trails to explore, including this remote 15-foot tall waterfall along Paine Creek. It’s off the beaten trail and provides hikers with a scenic and peaceful respite. You can enjoy prints from my gallery on a wall in your home or workplace, with many available selections to meet your interests.
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Richland Creek
Prints available. Located in the Laurel-Snow State Natural Area, near Dayton, Tennessee, Richland Creek provides visitors with scenic, peaceful surroundings. Hikers can discover boulders as large as 50-feet, a series of small and large waterfalls, and also historic remnants over 100 years old from the Dayton Coal & Iron Company.
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Paine Creek Waterfall
This video was taken on my Adventure At Paine Creek, which details an extensive hike both up & down a gorge, as well as the rewarding discovery of a waterfall. This area is located in Dayton, TN, along the Laurel-Snow Trail on the Cumberland Plateau, and Paine Creek is an obscure creek feeding into Richland Creek. Prints available.
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Waterfall And Boulders
Prints available. Water from Paine Creek races down the gorge, between and over boulders, flowing beyond the Laurel-Snow Trail until finally connecting with Richland Creek. Located on the Cumberland Plateau, near Dayton, Tennessee.
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Waterfall On Paine Creek
Prints available. Downstream from the top waterfall on Paine Creek, there are several smaller falls following gravity through a boulder-strewn hillside – as seen here, dropping 10-feet on to a fallen tree in the plunge pool below. I hope you enjoy my photography.
Hikers: if you haven’t visited this area, the Laurel-Snow State Natural Area near Dayton is one of the best kept secrets on the Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee. Whether hiking to Buzzards Point, Laurel Falls, or anywhere between, beautiful scenery abounds!
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Falls At Paine Creek
Prints available. From Richland Creek in the gorge, a hike up the ravine, along a few narrow passes and boulder fields, this beautiful waterfall on top of Paine Creek awaits visitors. Located on the Cumberland Plateau near Dayton, Tennessee.
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Waterfall On Paine Creek
Prints available. Morning sunlight brightens the deep gorge over Richland Creek on the Cumberland Plateau, while running water falls along Paine Creek. If you’d like to bring nature into your home or office, might I recommend this picturesque scenery. Come by to see several different print types available.
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Paine Creek
Prints available. Located in Dayton, Tennessee, along the Laurel-Snow Trail on the Cumberland Plateau, Paine Creek is an obscure creek which feeds into Richland Creek. Photographed here with low water, in black and white.
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Waterfall On Paine Creek
Located in Dayton, Tennessee, near the Laurel-Snow Trail on the Cumberland Plateau, this photograph features an isolated waterfall along Paine Creek near the top of the gorge. If interested, prints are available.
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Paine Creek Waterfall
Photographed during the autumn season, this beautiful waterfall is located along Paine Creek, near Dayton, Tennessee, uphill from the Laurel-Snow Trail by Richland Creek. It would make a wonderful addition to a wall in your home – so, visit my gallery to find the exact print which you want. It also makes a great gift-giving idea.
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Remote Waterfall
Despite a low water level, this remote waterfall along Paine Creek – on the Cumberland Plateau, in Tennessee – provides a picturesque setting of rugged gorge, plunge pool and abundant moss. You can enjoy this nature landscape on a print in your home by visiting my shop at Fine Art America. Thanks!
Phil Perkins • Photography 