Campground Spur Trail | 0.15 Miles | Natural Surface | Easy

Starting at Campground C, visitors can hike down to the Woodland Trail and the Betty Dunn Nature Center.

Base of Fall Creek Falls | 0.35 Miles One Way, 0.70 Miles Round Trip | Natural Surface | Very Strenuous

Starting at the Fall Creek Falls Overlook, visitors will hike down to the base of the falls. Please note this is a very strenuous hike, as visitors will have a steep incline on the way back out.

Cable Trail | 0.10 Miles | Natural Surface | Extremely Strenuous

Starting at the Paw Paw Trail, visitors will hike to the bottom of the Cane Creek Falls and Rock House Falls. Please note, this is an extremely strenuous hike and should only be attempted by those prepared to hike it.

Fall Creek Bike Trail | 0.60 Miles | Paved | Easy/ADA

Starting at the Dam, visitors can hike to the Fall Creek Falls Overlook and then continue another 0.90 Miles to Piney Creek Falls.

Gilbert Gaul Trail | 4.15 Miles | Natural Surface | Moderate

Starting at the Piney Creek Camp, visitors will hike around the lake. This trail is known for it's ability to view wildlife.

Gorge Overlook Trail | 0.65 Miles | Natural Surface | Moderate

Starting at the Betty Dunn Nature Center, this trail features three opportunities to view waterfalls from an overlook.

Lake Bike Trail | 1.3 Miles | Paved | Easy/ADA

Starting at the Lodge or the Dam, visitors can hike along the shoreline of Fall Creek Falls Lake. Hikers have the opportunity to connect to the Fall Creek Bike Trail from this trail.

Link Trail | 4.45 Miles | Natural Surface | Moderate

Starting at the Piney Creek Camp, hikers can go around the lake and into the backcountry.

Paw Paw Trail | 2.7 Miles | Natural Surface | Moderate

Starting at the Betty Dunn Nature Center, this trail features three opportunities to view the Cane Creek Gorge at the different overlooks.

Turkey Pen Ridge Trail | 0.75 Miles | Natural Surface | Easy

Starting at either the Visitor's Center or the Taft Village, hikers will traverse the Cumberland Plateau and connect to the Woodland Trail.

Woodland Trail | 0.9 Miles | Natural Surface | Moderate

Starting at on the suspension bridge, visitors will be able to see Fall Creek Falls at the Overlook.

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