Purportedly the longest continuous cascade in the Smokies, Wilson Falls tumbles several hundred yards from the upper bounds of Meigs Post Prong. The falls are comprised of a majestic 400-foot upper cascade that rolls into a rugged sequence of middle tier siblings before dropping into a fifty-foot lower falls. Beginning from the spruce-fir stands near Mount Collins, the hike descends into the lush valley of a tributary of Sweet Creek to its confluence with Meigs Post Prong before turning upstream for a brisk rock-hop to the base of Wilson Falls. A stiff climb up the cascades terminates near the starting point on Mount Collins. The hike is rated difficult due to steep rocky terrain and four miles of slick creek scrambling.

Leaders: Ken Wise and Todd Long

To register, contact the leader directly via email, text or phone. You can find contact information in the April 2023 newsletter writeup for this hike.