Tracy Wimberly

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Bullpen Cove Falls

Posted on July 3, 2026 Written by Leave a Comment

Nearby Cities: Brevard, Daniel Ridge Falls, Graveyard Fields, Log Hollow Falls, Looking Glass Falls, Moore Cove Falls, Skinny Dip Falls State: North Carolina Ease of Trail: Roadside

A Hidden Waterfall in Pisgah National Forest By the time you notice Bullpen Cove Falls, you may already have driven past it. At least that’s what happened to us. Bullpen Cove Falls is located within the Pisgah National Forest along the scenic U.S. 276 corridor between the Blue Ridge Parkway and Canton, North Carolina. It… [Read More]

Calhoun’s Rock Garden – An Amazing Roadside Adventure

Posted on May 15, 2026 Written by Tracy Wimberly Leave a Comment

In the foothills of northwest Georgia sits an entire miniature world built stone by stone over nearly two decades. Located just outside downtown Calhoun, the Rock Garden resides on the grounds of the Calhoun Seventh-day Adventist Church and welcomes visitors year-round. Wandering its pathways, guests encounter more than 50 hand-built structures inspired by European cathedrals,… [Read More]

Waterfalls Near Knoxville Tennessee

Posted on May 13, 2026 Written by Tracy Wimberly Leave a Comment

While Knoxville itself doesn’t have any waterfalls, there are some that you can reach within an hour’s drive or you can do a day trip and see some really amazing waterfalls. Within an Hour Little Egypt Falls/Triple Falls – (also known as Bruce Creek Falls – because it is on Bruce Creek) is actually part… [Read More]

Harrisburg Covered Bridge

Posted on May 11, 2026 Written by Tracy Wimberly Leave a Comment

A Journey Through Time at the Harrisburg Covered Bridge Hidden among the quiet backroads of Sevier County in East Tennessee, the Harrisburg Covered Bridge stands as one of the state’s most enduring historic landmarks. Spanning the East Fork of the Little Pigeon River near Sevierville (near Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg), the bridge is more than… [Read More]

Explore Ten Waterfalls In a Day In This Tennessee Waterfall Road Trip

Posted on May 8, 2026 Written by Tracy Wimberly Leave a Comment

This waterfall day trip starts in Manchester, home to Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park. The park features three impressive waterfalls and a dam. The Old Stone Fort was built 1,500-2,000 years ago during the Middle Woodland Period. Originally it was thought to be a fort, however today the site is believed to be an… [Read More]

Crab Orchard Falls

Posted on May 2, 2026 Written by Tracy Wimberly Leave a Comment

A Quiet Mountain Hike with a Reward at the End Just outside of Banner Elk, tucked into the peaceful valley of Valle Crucis, Crab Orchard Falls is one of the High Country’s most rewarding short hikes. The waterfall’s peaceful setting, accessibility, and surrounding forest make it a favorite for both locals and visitors seeking a… [Read More]