The Collins Gulf Trail at Savage Gulf follows a portion of the river as it descends from the Cumberland Plateau. The lower portion of the Collins River is part of Great Falls Lake, the reservoir created by Great Falls Dam near the river's confluence with the Caney Fork. The oxbow peninsula between the Collins and Caney Fork is part of Rock Island State Park. Part of the Collins River Trail, maintained by the park, passes along the wooded embankment above the shore of the river along this peninsula. The Collins River is one of the few rivers in Tennessee with a good population of muskie (muskellunge). Muskie were stocked in various watersheds throughout Tennessee, including the Collins River from 1982 through 2006. See also Rocky River (Tennessee) List of rivers of Tennessee References External links Rivers of Tennessee Rivers of Grundy County, Tennessee Rivers of Warren County, Tennessee Rivers of White County, Tennessee Tributaries of the Cumberland River