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Greeter Falls Clean-Up

Volunteering
Sat, Jul 25, 2026

Event Details

Help us keep one of Savage Gulf's most beautiful waterfalls clean! Join Interpretive Ranger Haley for a volunteer trash pick-up around Greeter Falls. We'll provide trash bags, gloves, and grabbers while all you need are comfortable walking shoes and a willingness to make a difference.

As we head down to Greeter Falls we will pick up trash as we walk but our main focus will be down in Greeter Falls and then also the Blue hole if we have time and the man-power. Whether you can collect one piece of trash or a whole bag, every little bit helps. Come enjoy the outdoors, give back to your state park, leave Greeter Falls even better than you found it

What to bring: water, sturdy shoes, and weather-appropriate clothing.

Difficulty: Moderate

*There is a spiral staircase that takes you down into Greeter Falls that we need to use to go down. Trash pick-up may not run the entire 2.5 hours. It is until we feel we are finished.*

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Savage Gulf State Park, encompassing approximately 19,000 acres, is one of Tennessee's most scenic wilderness areas. Carved into the western edge of the Cumberland Plateau, the park boasts sheer sandstone cliffs, rugged canyons, and breathtaking waterfalls. Visitors can explore a vast trail system, discover historic sites, and experience the remote wilderness that makes Savage Gulf State Park a unique destination.

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