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RE: Falls Creek Falls?
In message Sun, 1 Sep 1996 22:40:01 -0500 (CDT),
"E. George Oeser" <synergy@nc5.infi.net> writes:
> David P. Dusenbury wrote:
>
>>...the place was Falls Creek Falls, and he mentioned something about it
>> being in the Cumberland Valley (which only limits it to maybe five
>> states). Any body been there, or know exactly where it is?
>>
>> DP...
> It is on the Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee near Cookville. Tends to be
> very crowded, but it is truely beautiful. Even better in the same area
> is Virgin Falls State Pocket Wilderness. The main attraction here is a
> massive waterfall that comes out of a cave falls quite a way and then
> totally dissapears into another cave, very impressive. E. George Oeser
> (aka Needles) synergy@nc5.infi.net
Fall Creek Falls is a Tennessee state park. The waterfall is spectacular!
At last report, rappelling is permitted there. The waterfall appeared
in the recent version of the movie, _The Jungle Book_.
-- Frank reid@indiana.edu