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The Chimneys is a 33-acre natural area located in Marion County. The Chimneys are two isolated, 200-feet high, towering pinnacles of Pennsylvanian Warren Point sandstone connected to a central base. A natural window forms at the base.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Chimneys State Natural Area
What is Chimneys State Natural Area?
Chimneys State Natural Area is a 33-acre natural area in Marion County featuring two 200-foot tall sandstone pinnacles connected by a natural window at the base.
Where is Chimneys State Natural Area located?
It is located on Chimney Park Rd in Whitwell, TN 37397, United States.
What are the opening hours of Chimneys State Natural Area?
The natural area is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
How can I contact Chimneys State Natural Area for more information?
You can call them at +1 615-532-0431 for more details.
What type of place is Chimneys State Natural Area categorized as?
It is categorized both as a Nature Preserve and a Tourist Attraction.
Is there an official website to learn more about Chimneys State Natural Area?
Yes, you can visit their website at https://www.tn.gov/content/tn/environment/program-areas/na-natural-areas/natural-areas-middle-region/middle-region/chimneys.html.
What timezone is Chimneys State Natural Area located in?
The natural area is in the America/Chicago timezone.
What nearby places can visitors explore along with Chimneys State Natural Area?
Visitors can also explore Green's Chapel Congregational Methodist Church, located nearby.
How can nearby Green's Chapel Congregational Methodist Church enhance a visit to Chimneys State Natural Area?
After exploring the natural beauty of Chimneys State Natural Area, visitors can experience local culture and history by visiting nearby Green's Chapel Congregational Methodist Church.
What are the natural features that make Chimneys State Natural Area unique?
It features two isolated, 200-feet high sandstone pinnacles connected by a central base with a natural window at the base, making it a distinct natural landmark.