Rhea County Launches Free Guided Hiking Series This Summer

Outdoor enthusiasts throughout Rhea County, Tennessee will have plenty of opportunities to explore the region’s natural beauty this year. Visit Rhea County is hosting a series of free guided hiking events running from June through December, featuring some of the area’s most scenic destinations.

The hiking series will kick off on Wednesday, June 10 with the McGill Falls Hike, running from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Throughout the summer and fall, hikers will have the chance to visit popular destinations including Stinging Fork Falls, Snow Falls, Twin Rocks Overlook, Wildcat Hollow Falls, Buzzard Point, Pine Branch Falls, Hell’s Kitchen, Bryan Overlook, and Piney Falls. A special History Hike at Pocket Wilderness will take place on Saturday, July 18 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

All events are completely free to attend. Registration is required and can be completed through Visit Rhea County‘s social media pages or at VisitRhea.com. Hikers are encouraged to mark their calendars now, as the series includes events scheduled throughout the remainder of the year, with the final hike taking place on Wednesday, December 30.

Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just looking to enjoy nature with guided experts, this series offers something for everyone. For more information and to register for specific hikes, visit VisitRhea.com or check out Visit Rhea County‘s social media pages.

Source: Series of free guided hiking events throughout Rhea County, Tennessee from June through December

Other vendors:

– Visit Rhea County — Official tourism organization that can provide information about hiking trails, guided experiences, and visitor resources for the free hiking series.

– Fall Creek Falls State Park — Major state park destination featuring many of the waterfalls and natural attractions included in the guided hiking series.

– Audubon Acres — Nature preserve offering outdoor trails and educational programs that complement the hiking series activities.

– Sequatchie Valley Brewing Co. — Local restaurant and brewery where hikers can relax and refuel after outdoor activities.

– Coops Creek Cabins — Vacation rental accommodations for visitors traveling to participate in the hiking series events.

– Dunlap Farmers Market — Local market offering fresh provisions and supplies for hikers preparing for outdoor excursions.

– Sequatchie Valley Real Estate LLC — Real estate services for visitors interested in relocating to the area after experiencing the natural attractions.

– Bigfoot Adventure Tennessee Zipline — Complementary outdoor adventure activity in the same scenic region as the hiking series destinations.