Why Abrams Falls
Abrams Falls is only twenty feet tall, but it’s one of the most popular destinations in the entire national park — the trail near Cades Cove draws crowds for the high volume of water that pours over the falls into a wide, deep pool below. It’s named for Cherokee Chief Abram, who once lived in a village along the creek.
Carved With the Same Appalachian Craft
A waterfall carves differently than a peak — it’s the drop of the creek bed and the curve of the pool below that give the piece its character, not a single summit. Every carving starts with real elevation data turned into an accurate 3D model, then CNC-carved and hand-finished in black walnut, cherry, white oak, or ash. Abrams Falls’ creek and pool carve in beautifully against warm cherry.
Make It Yours
Every order starts with a digital 3D rendering for your approval, so you see exactly what you’re getting before a single cut is made. Choose your size, your wood, and how you’d like it mounted — desk, wall, or both.