Cybele & Jeff's Guidebook
Hiking
Sitton’s Gulch is a part of Cloudland Canyon State Park but its Trailhead. Just go down the mountain toward Trenton. At the stop sign, turn L & go to the 2nd L. Then just follow signs. That trail will take you to the waterfalls in a little over 2 miles. You do have to climb some steps, but it’s an easy walk—mostly downhill—all the way back.
For a 2-4 hour adventure:
Sittons Gulch Trail follows a delightful creek and will lead you to several waterfalls in a little over 2 miles. Alternatively, you can stop at the first bridge and turn around.
Sitton’s Gulch Trail is a part of Cloudland State Park but its trailhead is in Trenton.
Just go down the mountain toward Trenton. At the stop sign, turn L & go to the 2nd L. Then just follow signs.
If you’re feeling strong and want to see the waterfalls, in 2 miles you’ll reach the steps & boardwalks that take you there. You do have to climb some steps, but it’s an easy walk back mostly downhill.
Sitton's Gulch Trailhead
741 Canyon Park Dr
For a 2-4 hour adventure:
Sittons Gulch Trail follows a delightful creek and will lead you to several waterfalls in a little over 2 miles. Alternatively, you can stop at the first bridge and turn around.
Sitton’s Gulch Trail is a part of Cloudland State Park but its trailhead is in Trenton.
Just go down the mountain toward Trenton. At the stop sign, turn L & go to the 2nd L. Then just follow signs.
If you’re feeling strong and want to see the waterfalls, in 2 miles you’ll reach the steps & boardwalks that take you there. You do have to climb some steps, but it’s an easy walk back mostly downhill.
Cloudland Canyon State Park
122 Cloudland Canyon Park RdGuild Trail
Guild Trail19 min drive towards St. Elmo/Chattanooga
Ochs Gateway Trailhead
407 Frontier Bluff RdNice and close - behind Covenant College, 10 min drive