Located 66 miles from Nashville, Bearwaller Gap is a stunning hike tucked up in the heart of Middle Tennessee. We decided to take a walk along the well-trafficked rail and we meandered through the lush foliage of the Volunteer State all while catching beautiful glimpses at the waters below. This is truly a hike you have to experience, whether you’re a Nashville native or a tourist. Fall in love with Tennessee all over again with a few hours stolen away in nature.
John Carter - AllTrails Bearwaller Gap is not for the faint of heart, and is a rather a difficult hike that cuts along the Cumberland River. Don’t show up if you’re looking for a loop, because this out-and-back hike is a fantastic place for you to plan on hours in the great outdoors.
Kelly Ankrom - AllTrails Depending on how ready you are to walk, you can extend your hike out to over eleven miles. Eleven miles of lush greenery, beautiful, meandering trails and a stunning view of the great Cumberland. Does it get better than that…?
Michael Hicks - Flickr The trail is located near Carthage, Tennessee but makes for a perfect day trip if you’re tired of heading to Radnor Lake. We’re not too sure who exactly is tired of Radnor..? But it can get a bit crowded during the sunny months, so we definitely understand if you’d rather get away from it all and challenge your body a bit at Bearwaller Gap.
Jason B - AllTrails The trail is difficult, so do keep in mind that it isn’t extremely well manicured. This is the outdoors: the beautiful, messy, dusty and green and brown and gorgeous outdoors, so be ready for a hefty hike. Don’t forget your water bottle!
Jessica Doyle - AllTrails We’d recommend that you visit during the spring or the fall, since summer welcomes critters and all sorts of sweat and the wintertime is just a bit chilly.
Brent Moore - Flickr What a view. Have you ever hiked Bearwaller Gap…? Have we convinced you to try it out this weekend? Let us know in the comments!
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John Carter - AllTrails
Bearwaller Gap is not for the faint of heart, and is a rather a difficult hike that cuts along the Cumberland River. Don’t show up if you’re looking for a loop, because this out-and-back hike is a fantastic place for you to plan on hours in the great outdoors.
Kelly Ankrom - AllTrails
Depending on how ready you are to walk, you can extend your hike out to over eleven miles. Eleven miles of lush greenery, beautiful, meandering trails and a stunning view of the great Cumberland. Does it get better than that…?
Michael Hicks - Flickr
The trail is located near Carthage, Tennessee but makes for a perfect day trip if you’re tired of heading to Radnor Lake. We’re not too sure who exactly is tired of Radnor..? But it can get a bit crowded during the sunny months, so we definitely understand if you’d rather get away from it all and challenge your body a bit at Bearwaller Gap.
Jason B - AllTrails
The trail is difficult, so do keep in mind that it isn’t extremely well manicured. This is the outdoors: the beautiful, messy, dusty and green and brown and gorgeous outdoors, so be ready for a hefty hike. Don’t forget your water bottle!
Jessica Doyle - AllTrails
We’d recommend that you visit during the spring or the fall, since summer welcomes critters and all sorts of sweat and the wintertime is just a bit chilly.
Brent Moore - Flickr
What a view. Have you ever hiked Bearwaller Gap…? Have we convinced you to try it out this weekend? Let us know in the comments!
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