Burgess Falls State Natural Area, 4000 Burgess Falls Drive, Sparta, TN 38583-6661 (931) 432-5312; Division of Natural Areas, William R. Snodgrass Tennessee Tower, 312 Rosa L. Parks Avenue, 2nd Floor, Nashville, TN 37243, phone (615) 532-0431.
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Burgess falls are beautiful. We visited early August 2016 and the stairs to the bottom of the falls are still under repairs due to a flood, so you will not be able to get to the bottom. Check park info if this is yout goal. Otherwise, the short hike is still a nice short walk.
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Latitude: 36.04393, Longitude: -85.59469. Trail Rating: Moderate, harder to the Base of the Big Falls. Round-Trip Mileage: 1.5 to 2.5 (including Base of Falls and Ridgetop) I had driven by this small park many times going to other areas further to the east.
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Directions: From exit #286 on I-40 (Cookeville) go south on Hwy 135 for about eight miles to the Park. After crossing the Burgess Falls Lake the road tees. Turn right, go a short distance, the first parking area is for overflow parking and the Dam Overlook. Further down the hill is the main parking area. An information kiosk is located at the far right side of the parking area.
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Reviewed 2 weeks ago. Burgess Falls is a unique natural area and its worth the visit off the beating path. Its especially breath taking in the fall when foliage begins to turn. The hiking trail is easily accessible and this is a one of a kind natural area. The butterfly garden is especially nice to visit this time of the year.
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Burgess Falls State Park. As of August 8, 2016 Alert: The staircase at the main falls was recently damaged and is inaccessible. The overlook is accessible, but the stairs down to the main falls will remained closed. Butterfly Checklist.
http://tnstateparks.com/parks/about/burgess-falls
Following the path you will enjoy views of the 47? Little Falls, the 70? Middle Falls and on to a point overlooking the beauty and splendor of nature that has come to be known as Burgess Falls, a 130? waterfall located in a large gorge on the Falling Water River.
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Burgess Falls State Park, located on the Falling Water River, is a day use park, noted for its natural beauty and four waterfalls that cascade down from over 250 feet in elevation. The last of these falls is the most spectacular, plunging more than 130 feet into the gorge.
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Cozy Cabins & Cottages. Located approximately 35 miles, just under an hours drive from Cozy Cabins & Cottages, on the Falling Water River between Sparta and Cookeville Tennessee. Burgess Falls State Park is just 10 miles north of Sparta by following Highway 111, exit at Old Kentucky Road and follow the state signs. Burgess Falls State Park & Natural Area is a wonderland of beauty with its sheer bluffs, waterfalls, narrow ridges, rolling water and abundant mixed forest.
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Burgess Falls Class I Scenic-Recreational State Natural Area. Burgess Falls is a 200-acre natural area in Putnam and White Counties and is located approximately thirteen miles southwest of Cookeville. It is managed by Tennessee State Parks.
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where is burgess falls located
Burgess Falls is located in Putnam and White Counties and approximately thirteen miles southwest of Cookeville. Burgess Falls is in Putnam and White Counties and is located approximately thirteen miles southwest of Cookeville.