Harrison Bay- Tennessee’s First State Park
Harrison Bay became Tennessee's first state park in 1937. Originally developed by the Civilian C..
Mountain Biking - Bird Watching - Fishing - More
One of Tennessee’s smaller and lesser-known parks, the 353-acre Booker T. Washington State Par..
The Eureka Trail is a 4.3-mile hard-packed gravel trail (8.6 miles round trip) that follows the path of a former rail line and connecting the communities of ..
Located just outside of Dayton, Tenn., Laurel-Snow State Natural Area is a popular hiking area featuring blue holes, waterfalls and historic mining structures t..
Driving east from Cleveland into Polk County, the western edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains rises abruptly on the horizon. To the north of U.S. Highway..
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