Cherohala Skyway - Tennessee
Cherokee National Forest, TN

With more than 145,380 acres, the Cherokee National Forest has a rugged beauty all its own. It is mainly known for its spectacular white water, and might be thought of as the "Land of Waterfalls." The Ocoee River is very well-known and has been the site of national whitewater championships. One of the largest waterfalls in the region, Bald River Falls, can be viewed without leaving your car. Kayakers and swimmers can often be seen challenging mother nature at Baby Falls.