Hikes
Foster Falls
Climbing, Day Hikes, Waterfalls, Swimming
The tallest falls in the Park, the 60-foot Foster Falls can be viewed from a handicapped-accessible viewing platform just 1/4 mile from the Foster Falls parking area. For a better look, take the trail past the viewing platform and descend into the gorge at the base of the falls, where there is a popular popular swimming hole.
Camping
Father Adamz Campground
A half-mile hike from the Fiery Gizzard South Trailhead.
Overnight Hikes, Overlooks, Waterfalls
Fiery Gizzard Trail
Difficult
Routinely ranked as one of the nation’s top hiking trails by Backpacker magazine, this 12-mile trail connects the Fiery Gizzard South and Fiery Gizzard North trailheads. There are campgrounds in the middle and at each end of the trail.
Climbing, Day Hikes, Waterfalls, Swimming
Foster Falls
Moderately Difficult
The tallest falls in the Park, the 60-foot Foster Falls can be viewed from a handicapped-accessible viewing platform just 1/4 mile from the Foster Falls parking area. For a better look, take the trail past the viewing platform and descend into the gorge at the base of the falls, where there is a popular popular swimming hole.
Camping
Foster Falls Campground
Located at the Fiery Gizzard South Trailhead, this is the only state park campground in this area that is open to vehicles, with 25 sites for tents or small trailers.
Camping
Little Cove Campground
This campground is near the mid-point of the Fiery Gizzard Trail, and a great place to spend the night if you're hiking the Gizz during shorter fall or winter days.
Camping
Small Wilds Campground
A great launch point for your Fiery Gizzard adventure.
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Getting There
The entrance to Foster Falls is about 7.5 miles south of Tracy City on US 41, on your right, marked with a large brown park sign.