Fall Creek Falls State Park: Tennessee’s Largest State Park
Home to 256-foot Fall Creek Falls—one of the tallest waterfalls in the eastern United States.
Home to 256-foot Fall Creek Falls—one of the tallest waterfalls in the eastern United States.
A 1586 acre park on the sandstone tableland of the Cumberland Plateau.
Discover this rural waterfall hidden in a valley with an extensive cave system.
Embark on a journey to Fancher Falls, an 80-foot waterfall and swimming hole accessible only by water.
A quaint park right off I-40 with a 35-acre lake and short, paved hiking trail that runs along a creek and ends at a stunning waterfall.
A short trail with a big pay off - a scenic vantage point of rural Tennessee hills.
Paddle to the base of the largest 136’ waterfall or hike at the state park for scenic vantage points.
Set in the rolling hills of Tennessee, this lake is framed by state parks and some of the region's most beautiful waterfalls.
From roaring waterfalls to remote trails, Tennessee's state parks are some of the best in the Southeast.
Experience the misty allure of Ozone Falls in rural east Tennessee. Access the top or base of the waterfall.
These rural routes all lead to something spectacular. Iconic Tennessee destinations to add to your bucket list.
Gain a true bird's eye view of the Caney Fork River and a rural Tennessee valley. Welch's Point is a scenic, high vantage point within Scott's Gulf State Park.
Spend the day within this rural park housing multiple waterfalls, scenic look out points and quiet, serene hiking trails.
Edgar Evins State Park is located on the shores of Center Hill Lake. The 6,000-acre park provides many recreational opportunities, cabins, and campsites on one of the most beautifu
Rock Island State Park is an 883-acre park located on the headwaters of Center Hill Lake at the confluence of the Caney Fork, Collins, and Rocky Rivers.
The list keeps growing! Turns out, Tennessee is the land of falling water.
Window Cliffs Natural Area in Baxter, Tennessee offers one of the most rewarding hikes on the Cumberland Plateau — 200-foot cliff tops, a waterfall, and creek crossings through s
Located within the Colditz Cove State Natural Area, Northrup Falls drops 60-plus feet into a narrow gorge — and carries over 3,000 years of history in the cliffs surrounding it.
Cordell Hull Lake stretches across Middle Tennessee along the Cumberland River, covering roughly 12,000 acres with over 380 miles of shoreline.
Whether you're planning a float trip, casting a line, or just looking for a peaceful place to unplug, the Caney Fork delivers year-round.
The Calfkiller River isn’t a big-name destination—and that’s exactly why people who know it tend to keep coming back. Running through rural Middle Tennessee, this smaller riv
Great Falls Lake is located near Rock Island and Sparta, along the Caney Fork River. The lake is formed by the Great Falls Dam, which creates a calm reservoir ideal for fishing, pa
Just 15 minutes from downtown Nashville, Percy Priest Lake offers the convenience of a large lake without leaving the metro Nashville area.
Old Hickory Lake, Tennessee is just minutes from Nashville, offering easy access for boating, fishing, kayaking, and family-friendly outdoor activities. Popular with anglers for la
Straddling the Tennessee-Kentucky border, Dale Hollow Lake is celebrated for its wide channels, quiet waters, and serene surroundings. Less commercialized than other regional lakes
Tennessee is home to a wide variety of lakes, from quiet, secluded spots to bustling recreational destinations. Explore the best lakes for boating, fishing, wildlife viewing, and
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