Ozone Falls State Natural Area

Ozone Falls State Natural Area

Ozone Falls State Natural Area, located in Tennessee, features a stunning 110-foot waterfall that captivates visitors with its rugged beauty and tranquil pool below.

43
Acres Protected
0.5
Miles of Trails
Undocumented
Annual Visitors
1973
Year Established

About Ozone Falls State Natural Area

Ozone Falls State Natural Area
 

Ozone Falls State Natural Area is a 43-acre protected area nestled on the Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee. This area is renowned for Ozone Falls, which drops 110 feet into a picturesque, rock-strewn gorge. The waterfall creates a serene pool that invites visitors for a moment of reflection or a brief respite. The area is characterized by its unique rock formations, rich biodiversity, and lush forested terrain which supports an array of native vegetation and wildlife. Historically, the area has been a source of fascination for hikers and nature enthusiasts, maintaining its unspoiled charm and offering a natural escape from urban life. The falls were featured in the movie 'The Jungle Book,' further highlighting its cinematic appeal. Key recreation opportunities here include hiking, photography, and enjoying a picnic amidst the stunning natural backdrop. With its easy accessibility and enchanting beauty, Ozone Falls continues to be a favorite among visitors seeking the peaceful allure of Tennessee's wilderness.

Highlights

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The breathtaking 110-foot cascade of Ozone Falls.

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The lush, diverse forest ecosystem supporting diverse plant and animal life.

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Film site for 'The Jungle Book,' showcasing its natural beauty.

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The serene plunge pool at the base of the falls, perfect for reflective moments.

Notable Natural Features

Ozone Falls

A 110-foot waterfall that is the area's main attraction.

Rock Formations

Unique geological features that add to the area's intrigue.

Plunge Pool

A serene pool at the base of Ozone Falls, offering tranquility and reflection.