The Cumberland Trail State Scenic Trail traverses the eastern edge of the Cumberland Mountains, from Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, at the Kentucky/Virginia border, to Signal Point, a Civil War site perched above Chattanooga. More than 210 miles of foot trails are open in the system, offering access to spectacular overlooks, dramatic waterfalls, crashing whitewater streams and steep gorges.
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1Cumberland Trail: Laurel Falls
Dayton
3,219 ft
2Red Ash Bridge Trail
Cove Lake State Park
16 miles
3Daddys Creek Trail
Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail State Park
7 miles
4Obed Wild & Scenic Trail
Obed Wild and Scenic River
13 miles
5Devil's Breakfast Table Trail
Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail State Park
7 miles
6CT - Piney River to Stringing Fork Falls
Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail State Park
6 miles
7Piney River Trail
Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail State Park
3 miles
8Brady Mountain Trail
Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail State Park
8 miles
9Grassy Cove Trail
Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail State Park
3 miles
10Grassy Cove Trail
Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail State Park
2,923 ft
11Black Mountain Trail
Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail State Park
7 miles
12Cumberland Trail: Graysville Mountain Trail
Rhea County
8 miles
13Lower Connector Trail - Leggett Road
Hamilton County
1 mile
14Cumberland Trail: Soddy Creek Gorge Trail (north)
Soddy Creek Resource Management Area
4,928 ft
15Cumberland Trail: Bryan Overlook
Dayton
4,386 ft
16CT Cave Branch to the Garden Spot 11 miles
Frozen Head State Natural Area
11 miles
17Cumberland Trail
Prentice Cooper State Forest and WMA
11 miles
18Signal Point Trail
Edwards Point
8 miles
19Cumberland Trail: Barker Camp Rd TH Connector
North Chickamauga Creek State Park
1 mile
20Cumberland Trail: Snow Falls Trail
Dayton
2 miles
21Cumberland Trail: Upper North Chickamauga Creek
North Chickamauga Creek State Park
9 miles
22Cumberland Trail: Soddy Creek Gorge Trail (south)
Soddy Creek Resource Management Area
4 miles
23Cumberland Trail: Soddy Creek Gorge Trail (north)
Soddy Creek Resource Management Area
10 miles
24Cumberland Trail: Roaring Creek Trail
Rhea County
4,531 ft
25Cumberland Trail: Roaring Creek Connector
Rhea County
558 ft
26Cumberland Trail: McGill Creek Trail
Rhea County
3 miles
27Cumberland Trail: Proposed section - Do not use
Hamilton County
1 mile
28Cumberland Trail: Soddy Creek Gorge Trail (south)
Soddy Creek Resource Management Area
1,998 ft
29Cumberland Trail: Rock Creek Loop Trail
Hamilton County
1,906 ft
30Cumberland Trail: Rock Creek Gorge Trail
Hamilton County
4 miles
31Cumberland Trail: North Chickamauga Creek Gorge SP
North Chickamauga Creek State Park
7 miles
32Cumberland Trail: Possum Creek Gorge Trail
Hamilton County
9 miles
33Cumberland Trail: Laurel-Snow Section
Dayton
3 miles
34Cumberland Trail: Buzzard Point Trail
Dayton
4,957 ft
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Cumberland Trail: Graysville Mountain Trail
Jul 21, 2026 @ 4:59pm (America/Kentucky/Monticello)
Jul 21, 2026
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Cumberland Trail: Soddy Creek Gorge Trail (south)
Aug 22, 2025 @ 3:57pm
Aug 22, 2025
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Cumberland Trail: Soddy Creek Gorge Trail (north)
Aug 22, 2025 @ 3:57pm
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Cumberland Trail: Soddy Creek Gorge Trail (south)
Aug 22, 2025 @ 3:57pm
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Cumberland Trail: Soddy Creek Gorge Trail (north)
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Aug 22, 2025
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Total Trails
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Total Distance
168 miles
Total Descent
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Total Climb
30,464 ft
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