WATERFALLS
of TENNESSEE
A Guide to Over 200 Falls
in the Volunteer State
by Gregory Plumb
The east-west shape of Tennessee cuts across the sweeping Applachian Mountains
and Plateaus. This results in a variety of landscapes throughout
the Volunteer State, with waterfalls occurring in abundance.
This compact, yet comprehensive guide shows hikers, day-trippers, and others
the way to some of the most beautiful places to be found in the Southeastern
United States.
The text gives clear directions on how to reach each of the falls and
whether accessibility is by car, foot, or even by boat. There are
plenty of opportunities for exploring, by everyone from young familiers
to rugged backpackers. This guide is a must for every "waterfall
collector". Author Greg Plumb spent several years map reading,
driving, and trekking across the state to view, record, and present this
outstanding collection of waterfalls. Here are some of the features
of the 272-page book:
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conveniently divided into eight geographic regions and their subareas
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descriptions and directions to over 200 waterfalls
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keyed for accessibility for car, foot, and even boat
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text accompanied by maps and photography, including color photos
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each cataract is rated for aesthetic value on a 4-star rating system
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numeric visual magnitude ratings are also given
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Published by Overmountain Press,
Johnson City, Tennessee
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