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Big Falls on the Big Duck River

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Coffee County

Big Falls on the Big Duck River

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  • Location: Coffee County, Tennessee, United States

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    Enclosure, Moat, and Backbone Loop

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    Embark on the Enclosure, Moat, and Backbone Loop, an easy 2.8 miles (4.5 km) hike that guides you through a rich tapestry of nature and history. You will experience varied terrain, from flat sections along the Moat Trail to a more challenging, rocky ascent on the Backbone Trail, all while gaining a modest 115 feet (35 metres) in elevation. This route offers impressive viewpoints of three distinct waterfalls: Step Falls, Blue Hole Falls, and Big Falls on the Big Duck River, making for a rewarding journey that takes approximately 1 hour and 12 minutes to complete.

    To begin your adventure, head to Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park, where the trail is conveniently located. Parking is readily available at the park entrance, ensuring easy access for all visitors. You will find that this route is straightforward to visit for most of the year, as there are no specific warnings regarding permits, fees, or seasonal closures to consider before your trip. Plan your visit during daylight hours to fully appreciate the natural beauty and historical landmarks.

    This loop is notable for its unique blend of archaeological significance and natural splendor. As you hike, you will encounter the ancient earthen walls of the Old Stone Fort, a significant historical site that tells a story of past civilizations. The trail also provides continuous views of the biodiverse Duck and Little Duck Rivers, showcasing the vibrant ecosystem of the area. It is a perfect choice if you are looking for a trail that combines accessible hiking with deep historical context and scenic river views.

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    Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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    Elevation 290Β m

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    Location: Coffee County, Tennessee, United States

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