Waterfalls Weekend (15th & 16th)

We will offer both easy jaunts and strenuous hikes to look at some of the area’s beautiful waterfalls. Please call the Nature Center at (423) 881-5708 for more details.

Easter Weekend (22nd & 23rd)

Join us in the Village Area for an Easter egg hunt on Saturday. A morning sunrise service will be offered at Millikans Overlook on Sunday Morning. For more information call (423) 881-5298.

Annual Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage (29th & 30th)

This is a very special weekend! We get to explore the park and see many wildflowers and breathtaking views. A variety of hikes, workshops, driving tours, and slide shows will be offered. For more information call: (423) 881-5298.

Star Party 2008 (4th, 5th)

Programs are entry level to professional level. Professional and amateur astronomers will be giving presentations. Dark sky field viewing will be Friday and Saturday night with alternate “bad weather” programs. There will be no registration fee. Your only cost for the event will be lodging and food. For more information, contact Allen Ball at mistal@bellsouth.net or Lloyd Watkins at watkinslk@comcsast.net.

Lady Slipper Weekend (3rd & 4th)

Cinderella’s shoe? No, but the beautiful orchids of Fall Creek are something to behold. A variety of hikes will be offered to discover the Pink Lady Slippers, and more! For further information call (423) 881-5298.

Summer Season at Fall Creek Falls (Memorial Day through Labor Day)

Softball, nature hikes, cave trips, canoe floats, campfires, horseback riding, and good bluegrass music are just some of the weekly events that mark our summer season. Interpretive and recreational events are scheduled seven days a week. Contact Matthew.Brown@state.tn.us, or (423) 881-5708 for more information.

Astronomy Weekends (6th & 7th)

Join us for discussions regarding constellations, lunar lore, and our brightest star, the Sun. Telescope viewing will also be offered, weather permitting. For more information, contact Lloyd Watkins at watkinslk@comcast.net.

Summer Season at Fall Creek Falls (Memorial Day through Labor Day)

Softball, nature hikes, cave trips, canoe floats, campfires, horseback riding, and good bluegrass music are just some of the weekly events that mark our summer season. Interpretive and recreational events are scheduled seven days a week. Contact Matthew.Brown@state.tn.us, or (423) 881-5708 for more information.

4th of July Celebration (4th)

Dress up your car, your bike, or yourself, for the “traditional” parade, which ends in Campground A. After watermelon and cake, we will move onto the field for events such as sack races, the egg toss, the water balloon toss, and other family favorites. For further information call (423) 881-5298.

Astronomy Weekends (4th & 5th)

Join us for discussions regarding constellations, lunar lore, and our brightest star, the Sun. Telescope viewing will also be offered, weather permitting. For more information, contact Lloyd Watkins at watkinslk@comcast.net.

Summer Season at Fall Creek Falls (Memorial Day through Labor Day)

Softball, nature hikes, cave trips, canoe floats, campfires, horseback riding, and good bluegrass music are just some of the weekly events that mark our summer season. Interpretive and recreational events are scheduled seven days a week. Contact Matthew.Brown@state.tn.us, or (423) 881-5708 for more information.

Astronomy Weekends (1st & 2nd)

Join us for discussions regarding constellations, lunar lore, and our brightest star, the Sun. Telescope viewing will also be offered, weather permitting. For more information, contact Lloyd Watkins at watkinslk@comcast.net.

Triathlon (17th)

Push your limits in a 1.5km swim, a 40km bike ride, followed by a 10km run. For more info contact Martin Coleman at (865) 250-3618.

Adventure Race (25th)

Challenge your endurance in a race that consists of running, mountain biking, swimming, orienteering and rappelling. If interested contact River Sports in Knoxville at (865) 523-0066.

12 Mile Trail Run (26th)

A challenging trail run through the forests of Fall Creek Falls. If interested contact River Sports in Knoxville at (865) 523-0066.

Summer Season at Fall Creek Falls (Memorial Day through Labor Day)

Softball, nature hikes, cave trips, canoe floats, campfires, horseback riding, and good bluegrass music are just some of the weekly events that mark our summer season. Interpretive and recreational events are scheduled seven days a week. Contact Matthew.Brown@state.tn.us, or (423) 881-5708 for more information.

Summer Season at Fall Creek Falls (Memorial Day through Labor Day)

Softball, nature hikes, cave trips, canoe floats, campfires, horseback riding, and good bluegrass music are just some of the weekly events that mark our summer season. Interpretive and recreational events are scheduled seven days a week. Contact Matthew.Brown@state.tn.us, or (423) 881-5708 for more information.

Mountaineer Folk Festival (5th, 6th, 7th)

Handmade crafts, traditional mountain music, and demonstrations of pioneer skills are just part of the fun. Country cooking, bluegrass music, and different exhibits round out the jam-packed schedule. For further information call (423) 881-5298.

Fall Colors Weekend (18th &19th)

Join us on bicycle tours, guided hikes, and slide shows focusing on the autumn splendor of Fall Creek Falls. Contact Matthew.Brown@state.tn.us, or (423) 881-5298.

Wild Foods Day (25th)

Field trips identifying edible wild plants and workshops on preparing wild meats and breads are just part of the activities. The real treat comes in enjoying the wild feast. Contact Matthew.Brown@state.tn.us, or (423) 881-5708.

Backpacking Trip (8th & 9th)

Join us for a 13-mile trek through some of the more remote portions of the park. This hike is for both novices and experienced backpackers and includes a 2-day guided hike with an overnight camp. There is a $10 fee and pre-registration is required. Contact the Nature Center at (423) 881-5708.

Christmas on the Mountain (5th, 6th, 7th)

A weekend of Yuletide fun and food, Christmas Carols, and gifts for the little ones. Activities for children and adults alike include traditional Christmas decorating, tea parties, and a 3-day mountain craft show. Don’t be surprised if Saint Nick drops in. For further information call (423) 881-5298.

Rock Climbing Workshops (To Be Announced)

First comes instruction in basic knots, harnesses, and techniques, and then we meet some of the milder bluffs and boulders of the park. There is a fee for these events. For more information, email Ray.Cutcher@state.tn.us, or call the Park Office at (423) 881-3297.