Black Friday does not have to be loud or tiring. Tennessee State Parks hosts free ranger-led hikes the day after Thanksgiving. These walks give you a calm way to spend time with family and friends. You learn about the land. You meet people. You get a break from the holiday rush. Most hikes are gentle. Some take you a little farther into the woods. All of them help you slow down.

Tucked away in Franklin County, Head of the Crow State Park spans more than 4,200 acres of rugged Tennessee beauty. This hidden gem protects the headwaters of Crow Creek and showcases a classic karst landscape filled with caves, sinkholes, springs, and hardwood forests that support rare wildlife.

Springtime in Tennessee is pure magic—rolling hills are bursting with fresh blooms, rivers are flowing just right for a perfect paddle...

Mousetail Landing State Park is located on the east banks of the Tennessee River covering 1,247 acres. Story has it that Mousetail Landing..

Every year about 300,000 people tour the distillery and visit the small town of Lynchburg. In any two-month period, visitors from all 50...

Although Old Stone Fort might not sit upon a mountain, it is situated on the Highland Rim.

As Father’s Day, June 20, is approaching, now’s the time to plan meaningful experiences to celebrate your father.

We are excited to announce, our 8 Mile Eagle Point Loop trail is now open, and ready for your enjoyment!