5/5 Summer Jones (. 8 months ago on Google • 50 reviews
Worth
it!!!!
The
blue
hole
section
has
plenty
of
parking
spaces,
there's
a
restroom
facility
at
the
end
of
the
parking
lot,
there's
a
couples
of
picnic
tables
to
the
side
of
the
trails
entrance
as
well,
the
signs
are
posted
properly
and
in
perfect
view
for
directions,
the
trails
here
are
very
well
kept,
no
trash
,or
graffiti
on
any
of
the
trails,the
entrance
of
eagle
trail
and
blue
trail
are
combined
and
signs
are
posted
within
a
few
feet
directing
you
in
which
trail
you
would
like
to
take,
the
eagle
trail
has
quite
a
few
signs
posted
along
the
trail
telling
you
inform
about
different
trees,
and
it
leads
to
a
few
small
waterfalls,
the
views
of
these
though
are
hard
to
see
due
to
tree
growth
in
this
area,
the
blue
hole
trail,
is
constantly
WET,
so
come
prepared,
there's
a
few
stairs
at
the
beginning
of
this
trail,and
the
waterfalls
here
keep
them
very
wet,
so
use
caution,
however
totally
safe
due
to
the
hand
rails
to
hold
onto,
and
metal
spiked
railing
for
non
slip
issues,
in
on
section
as
well,
this
trail
is
ALL
DOWN
HILL,so
you
will
be
climbing
up
on
the
way
back,to
the
parking
lot,after
the
Steps
of
the
entrance
to
the
trail
it
leads
to
a
staircase,
then
a
metal
bridge,
and
then
a
metal/wooden
ladder
ramp,then
onto
climbing
nature
to
see
the
waterfalls
on
this
area,the
east
part
of
climbing
down
or
up
ends
very
quickly
after
the
metal/
wooden
ramp,
these
are
surrounded
by
waterfalls,
this
whole
area
is,
from
the
first
step
to
the
staircases
to
the
end
of
the
trail,
there's
water
everywhere,
please
wear
proper
foot
protection,
it
is
also
a
great
place
to
explore
and
take
great
photos
from
start
to
finish,
plenty
of
standing
to
view,
places,
climbing
spots
are
endless,
and
at
the
end
of
the
trail
a
beautiful
river
view
with
a
mountain
side
view
running
along
with
the
river,
very
beautiful!!
Very
worth
coming
to
see,
and
explore,
the
waterfalls
are
at
full
flow
in
August,
which
is
amazing
!!
**
NEXT
**
we
went
traveled
to
the
end
of
the
state
park,
and
discovered
a
beautiful
picnic
area
,grills
and
its
seating
is
next
to
the
edge
of
the
river
and
mountain
side,
as
well,but
no
bathroom
in
this
section,
still
plenty
of
space
for
great
views,
and
eating
areas,
and
photos
to
be
taken,
**Next**
we
went
to
a
location
right
beside
this
picnic
area
and
Wow,a
beautiful
long
,very
long
beach
front
area
,a
huge
parking
lot,
two
to
be
exact,
one
for
those
who
brings
boats,
kayaks,
surf
boards,
this
parking
lot
is
the
first
one
to
your
right,
the
second
park
lot
next
to
the
first
one
is
for
normal
traffic,
due
to
the
first
parking
lot
having
a
loading
and
unloading
boat
dock,
you
will
find
all
sorts
of
entertainment
here,
from
the
water
to
the
beach,
to
the
fire
pits,
to
the
volleyball
area,
there
are
🚻
bathrooms
here,
and
yes
swimming
is
allowed
even
for
your
pets
in
river,
the
views
are
amazing,
and
you
can
also
find
art
on
the
sand
that
people
have
left
using,
rocks,
feathers,
and
twigs,
most
of
the
tourists
are
hanging
out
here,
and
still
there's
plenty
room
all-around
to
pitch
a
canopy,
or
throw
a
blanket
for
picnic
reasons,
or
lay
out
and
sun
soak,
or
take
pictures,
you'll
find
people
on
boats,
kayaks,
paddle
boats,
surf
boards,
dogs
swimming
and
people
fishing,
and
people
swimming,and
skipping
rocks
lounging
and
playing
music,
all
in
and
around
the
river
as
one...it's
amazing
and
the
space,
is
very
spacious,
even
this
location
and
restroom
area
is
kept
very
nicely.
Needless
to
say
I
will
definitely
be
coming
back
to
revisit
this
little
yet
big
state
park
again
!!
Well-done
TENNESSEE!
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