I have a list below of memes I am joining for this week, and to save time I am doing one post for all. They are all fun memes to participate in...I hope you can join in with the fun and check out some of the participating posts. Special thanks to all the wonderful host and their memes, I hope you have some time to check them out.
On our first day in Tennessee after seeing the Sandhill Cranes we drove to see the waterfalls at Falls Creek Falls State Park. The park is 25,000 acres consisting of a lush forest, streams, waterfalls, cascades and scenic gorges. On this post I am sharing the Cades Creek Cascades and waterfalls.
Our first stop in the park was at the Cades Creek Falls and the Cascades.
The Cades Creek waterfalls. and another rainbow.
It was a windy day at the park so outside the birds were hunkered down and hidden. I did hear a few Titmouse, Chickadees and Kinglets around the visitor center.
We walked over several of these suspensions bridges. This bridge was at the Cades Cascades.
I loved this view of the Cades Creek cascades, there is a small rainbow too. This park has several waterfalls and we tried to visit each one if only for a small amount of time.
Along the drive at the park, we stopped for a quickie look at the view above. I like the trees.
On another post I will share the Falls Creek waterfalls and views of the gorges. I hope you enjoyed my post. As always, I appreciate the visits and your nice comments. Have a happy new week ahead!
As always thanks to the wonderful group of hosts listed below.
On our first day in Tennessee after seeing the Sandhill Cranes we drove to see the waterfalls at Falls Creek Falls State Park. The park is 25,000 acres consisting of a lush forest, streams, waterfalls, cascades and scenic gorges. On this post I am sharing the Cades Creek Cascades and waterfalls.
Our first stop in the park was at the Cades Creek Falls and the Cascades.
The Cades Creek waterfalls. and another rainbow.
It was a windy day at the park so outside the birds were hunkered down and hidden. I did hear a few Titmouse, Chickadees and Kinglets around the visitor center.
We walked over several of these suspensions bridges. This bridge was at the Cades Cascades.
I loved this view of the Cades Creek cascades, there is a small rainbow too. This park has several waterfalls and we tried to visit each one if only for a small amount of time.
Along the drive at the park, we stopped for a quickie look at the view above. I like the trees.
On another post I will share the Falls Creek waterfalls and views of the gorges. I hope you enjoyed my post. As always, I appreciate the visits and your nice comments. Have a happy new week ahead!
As always thanks to the wonderful group of hosts listed below.
This is such a beautiful area. The waterfall with the rainbow is stunning. Bill would not (did not) like the suspension bridges, but I thought they wre wonderful. The last view of the point is wonderful.
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ReplyDeletelovely lovely lovely
I miss I didn't get to listen to the river with you.
Hello Eileen, what a wonderful place you have visited! The views are breathtaking.
ReplyDeleteThe waterfalls and cascades are very beautiful, but the last photo is my favourite. Thank you for sharing and have a great week ahead!
Hello,
ReplyDeleteWonderful waterfalls!
Happy new week ahead :)
Tennessee is such a beautiful State.
ReplyDeleteI have always wondered how Sandhill Cranes have to ability to live in such different climates. We had them in Idaho as well. I suppose they migrate.
Inspiring photos!
You know Eileen, we would enjoy having you share this special post with us at Thoughts Of Home On Thursday, if you have the chance.
Have a lovely week,
Jemma
the creeks are beautiful indeed, Eileen
ReplyDeletethe falls are beautiful but i love that last image. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Eileen--nice place. I don't think I could do those suspension bridges!! Scary!
ReplyDeleteHave a good week
Aw Honey - we are both the Rainbow Girls today! Just lovely, Eileen
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed this thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteWe have a Falls Creek, here in Victoria, Australia, It's one of our lovely skiing areas - such a pretty name, don't you think. The Falls Creek you visited is beautiful, I love the suspension bridges, such a clever "at one with nature' way of getting around, if you don't mind the wobbles!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week
Wren x
What a beautiful location to celebrate nature.
ReplyDeleteAn incredible place for gorgeous scenery, walking and seeing wildlife. Great photos Eileen!
ReplyDeleteYou are so blessed to see such amazing places.
ReplyDeleteThank you for allowing us to see through your lens.
Beautiful pictures of a wonderful landscape. I love the waerfalls and the trees at the top of the mountain.
ReplyDeletebest regards
susa
The falls are very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos . Looks like a fun place to go ! Thanks for sharing , have a good day !
ReplyDeleteYou caught a rainbow! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove these photos, but the bridge scares the crap out of me! ;-)
I do love that last pic, but I must say the other shots are so appealing. I wish I was there looking at them.
ReplyDeleteHi Eileen, thanks for stopping by my blog. I love those trees too beautiful waterfalls. How was the walk across the bridge nots sure if Icould walk across it..
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful scenery! I love waterfalls and those rainbows are really pretty. I don't think I could walk over that suspension bridge though!
ReplyDeleteLove that many of the waterfalls have rainbows!
ReplyDeleteYou seem to find a lot of those suspension bridges. ;) I might have to crawl across.
ReplyDeleteWow great waterfalls and views. You are getting to see a lot of places.
ReplyDeleteHi Eileen,
ReplyDeletewow, gorgeous photos of this wonderful area with the water cascades, the bridge, the trees and this adorable view in your last photo.
Best regards, Synnöve
Awesome waterfall. Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteGreetings
I enjoy going along with you on your travels, Eileen, I don't make it to nature preserves very often. The water is such pretty colors, and the rainbow is so pretty. What a gorgeous place for a hike.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting for you to have seen the Sandhill Cranes in TN. That is also where we first saw them 3 years ago. If you ever get near Louisville, please let me know ahead of time. I have never heard of this park in TN. The suspension bridge would scare me, but I think I would try it. Beautiful scenes shared. Have a Happy week Eileen~
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful landscapes and waterfalls! Great photos too!
ReplyDeleteHello Eileen
ReplyDeleteNow when I read "The park is 25,000 acres consisting of a lush forest, streams, waterfalls, cascades and scenic gorges." I thought that it sounded a wonderful place.
Seeing all your photo's confirmed it.
Wonderful scenes the waterfalls, the rainbow, the walk-way bridges - everyone of them were lovely to look at.
I enjoyed my visit, thank you.
All good wishes for the new week ahead.
All the best Jan
What a beautiful park...the falls are amazing but oh that last photo of yours just took my breath away!
ReplyDeleteUma excelente reportagem.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa semana.
A beautiful place for walking with gorgeous vistas. Makes you wonder how those trees can be growing in rock.
ReplyDeletelove the view from the bridge but would not cross it is you held a gun on me.. i used to walk home from the school and go 1/2 mile around to keep from walking the swinging bridge. i love the tree on the ledge and all that gorgeous rushing water and water falls.
ReplyDeletelove the bridge, the rainbow shot and the rock shot. i feel i have seen that online or some where recently. so cool!! great shots & post, Eileen. have a great week! take care. enjoy it all moments. ( :
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful to exciting place, you have a lot of great wild nature as well.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, good new week for you.
I does make me yearn for the beauty of the mountains! Amazing photos my friend. Hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteWow.....beautiful scenery! I like the last image very much.
ReplyDeleteThank you Eileen.
Happy Monday!
Ruby
Gorgeous views and mini rainbows! A wonder place with magical aspects, from elements of nature, waterfalls, rainbows, stones, rocks, trees, of course critters,... What beautiful park to have a walk! Many thanks for sharing, all of these, with us!
ReplyDeleteBest regards in the new week!
Beautiful cascades and waterfalls, Eileen!! Tennessee has some amazing parks and countryside. You're a braver woman than I to walk across that suspended bridge. Our family walked across one of those at Grandfather Mountain, NC, when I was growing up and Never Again. ;) I have a wee fear of heights.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your visit and comments -- have a great week!!
Hugs,
Denise
i have been writing down all the wonderful places you visit, in the hopes of following in your footsteps. you find the most amazing, natural, nature centers!!!
ReplyDeleteof course, i loved the water and waterfalls best but all of your images are beautiful!!!!
ooooooo and i forgot about that last one, WoW!!!! amazing!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots of a beautiful area. I think I see signs of spring peeking out--if this is a recent picture. With the warmth here now it's popping out all over quickly. Have a nice week Eileen.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are always lovely, Eileen. My favorite is the waterfall.
ReplyDeleteI love waterfalls, and that place looks wonderful. I bet it sounded spectacular. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics, always love to see new places. I like those trees on the jut out. I'm going to start participating in your Saturday's Critters.
ReplyDeletewonderful waterfalls and rainbows!
ReplyDeletebeautiful falls but love the cliff shot most
ReplyDeleteLove the suspension bridge and would love to walk over it!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing how the trees grow on ledge of rock like that. Great photo.
Fantastic views of the Falls Eileen. I wonder does the suspension bridge sway a lot? That would be a fun crossing!
ReplyDeleteI love the trees on the edge of the plateau!
Enjoy your day!
Hi Eileen, One of my favorite TN parks. I lived about 50 miles from there in Fairfield Glade (Crossville area). Not strong for the birds other than vultures but gee, gorgeous scenery in at gorge and waterfalls area! Glad you had a nice visit. Have a super good coming week!
ReplyDeleteI think I saw some of these on facebook, right? Tennessee, as you know, is one of my favorite places! It has been years since I have been this area but I do remember it. I would love to walk across that bridge! Your photos are awesome!
ReplyDeleteStunning images, what a wonderful place to visit.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week with hugs from Prunella :)
I love that bridge Eileen but I dont think my wife would push me across in my wheelchair. Thanks for your comments on my Mosaic Monday Post. XXX Don
ReplyDeletethe last image - I am speechless! the whole trip is amazing - my kind of past time.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful water fall. As always you take such beautiful photos of places I'd like to visit! Thank you! Wishing you well!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place this is. I particularly like the last shot.
ReplyDeleteWhat spectacular scenery.
ReplyDeleteInteresting and beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteFabulous shots.
ReplyDeleteI often see these waterfalls on Betsy's blog, Reflections, as she lives in Cades Cove area, but it was nice to see your perspective of them, Eileen. The trees on the ledge look like bonsai--so pretty!
ReplyDeleteVery nice ! I like the rainbow !
ReplyDeleteMy wonderful Eileen, you always amaze me, indeed, amaze me more and more with your stunning photographs, and I'm so very grateful to you for this, I enjoy your posts so very much !
ReplyDeleteWith so much gratitude I wish you a lot of joy for your day, today, and even more for those to come, my lovely friend,
thinking of you with love
Dany
Beautiful water shots..I can't get too many falls scenes...Looks like a lovely area..Thanks for sharing..Enjoy your week...Do you think we will see the sun??
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness this is a particularly spectacular park. Love the hanging bridge, the waterfalls and the trees in cliff. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
Wonderful place.. Nice series of images.. Cheers..
ReplyDeleteA beautiful place Eileen, love the way you captured the rainbows and those trees look like bonsai.
ReplyDeleteWaterfalls - am addicted to them, and brings us back yearly to Yosemite Nat. Park! Hope you read this before We.! Please add me to your list of links - started a meme called SEASONS, and anything during the season goes (so beyond landscapes). Thumbnail link is open Mon-Wed. 7pm Pacific time. Hope to see you there!
ReplyDeleteVery creative photography and presentation ~ even more so for this post ~ Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Week to you ~ ^_^
I would have been a nervous wreck crossing that bridge. Beautiful images!
ReplyDeleteNature escapades like these i always love, better than the birds, sorry about that Eileen, hehe. Waterfalls most of all are my favorites, but here most are difficult to reach so i have not been going for more falls, but i've been to more accessible ones. And i am so impressed with the plenty of comments you are getting, i hope i get at least half of those, 59 before me, LOL.
ReplyDeleteYes the fall images are indeed mesmerizing! I like the rainbow shooting out of it. Wonderful collages made.
ReplyDeleteNice of you to take us all on this great tour of the falls and mountains in Tennessee, Eileen.
ReplyDeleteI loved the refraction of light in the photos - almost like a rainbow.
Have a Happy Day!
Peace :)
How beautiful is the waterfall and rainbow. What an amazing place to visit. Our earth is full of so many beautiful places.
ReplyDeleteThe trees on the edge of the cliff are starkly beautiful, even as they are covered in spring green. They must be tough little trees!
ReplyDeletebeautiful nature :-) - happy week !!!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful photos Eileen!
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place!
Nature is really beautiful and you capture it very well!
Have a nice day
Wow great landscape you have caught here. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI do like that tree in the last image - its looks old, but with that kind of location, who can tell.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
What a beautiful park. I like to walk over the bridge. ;D
ReplyDeleteThe last pic is my favourite.
Have a nice day
Gusta
Lovely captures..!
ReplyDeleteWho knew there could be such beauty and not that far from where I live. I love the trees in the last view too, Eileen. They have a very oriental look. This is a beautiful park ... I look forward to more pictures from this trip.
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From the Sol
Hi Eileen,
ReplyDeleteThis is a nice place to stay.
The waterfall with the rainbow is beautiful.
Best regards, Irma
Boa tarde, lindo passeio a desfrutar de tanta beleza natural,passeios assim ficam para sempre na memoria.
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Such a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteΗello Eileen!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful place!!
Gorgeous pictures from this beauty!Love the waterfall and the rainboy!
Amazing images!!Thank you for sharing!
Have a happy week ahead!
Dimi...
Gorgeous....the falls.
ReplyDeleteAnd the foot bridge...that is awesome too.
What a beautiful park. I'd love those suspension bridges!
ReplyDeletePrecious waterfalls, and everywhere else, thanks Eileen.
ReplyDeleteSome lovely scenery there, Eileen. I particularly like the last photo.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful place! Love the rainbows over the falls and the trees on the rock outcrop. I'm not sure I could walk over that suspension bridge without serious vertigo! Hope you have a nice week, Eileen. x Karen
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Love the waterfalls and rainbows! Spectacular!
ReplyDeleteWe have a falls near us on Powell Lake that always has a rainbow like that. Of course they call it Rainbow Falls. You have to get there in late spring and no later than early summer to see it in all its glory. Our summers have been pretty dry lately, so the water flow drops to trickles down the granite cliff face. - Margy
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous area, Eileen!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series. I love the image of the tree standing on the craggy cliff. Have a great rest of your week.
ReplyDeleteyour mountain parks are gorgeous places. Those hanging bridges are beautiful too, but I´m not a fan of walking on them. :)
ReplyDeletehi Eileen, those rainbows are so beautiful! and the last image is gorgeous! have a beautiful day!
ReplyDeleteHello Eileen,
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful post and pics, great place to enjoy nature.
The last one, also my favorite, reminds me of the Blue Mountains in Australia!
Warm hugs, enjoy your day :)
What a place. The waterfall is amazing.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
Wow another fabulous spot....and oh those falls are gorgeous especially the rainbows they make!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteAmazing !
Have a nice week.
I'm shooting pictures of parts of water rainbows today!!!!
ReplyDeleteStunning scenery, Eileen - and your photography with the rainbow spectrums is superb. Do you know if our Goldcrest (or Firecrest) is the same as your Kinglet?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures Eileen.
ReplyDeleteThe falls I feel great to see.
Always nice post.
Beautiful pictures, Eileen...the area is gorgeous!!!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful place, Eileen. It must be fun walking those suspended bridges...I find them a little scary and fun too :D
ReplyDeleteThank you... a walk in nature via photos is just what I need... thank you for your kind comments...Michelle
ReplyDeleteRemarkable images!
ReplyDeleteGreat captures, Eileen!!!
All the best!
Ana
The water falls are gorgeous! Love that walking bridge.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a beautiful place... Going to look up where it is, mark it for future reference! Thanks for sharing! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteHi Eileen
ReplyDeleteWe're happy that we stumbled over your blog as we are also dog lovers and we think to travel to the US next year and visit some parks. thanks you for these gorgeous pictures. We will think of this one.