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The Buffalo River is the longest free-flowing river in Middle Tennessee. Today, Buffalo River State Park was dedicated, marking the permanent protection of nearly two miles of riverfront and paving the way for future public access! Learn more: tnstateparks.info/4yM8PBB
ALT Aerial view of a winding river through dense green forest and open fields, with low clouds drifting over distant hills beneath a blue sky.
Home to globally rare wetlands and the federally endangered Tennessee yellow-eyed grass, Dry Branch has officially been dedicated Tennesseeās newest state park! Learn more at tnstateparks.info/4AtRS04
Rocky Fork State Park just opened Hatchery Flats, an adaptable backcountry campsite with a raised tent pad, bear box, and accessible privy. Reserve the all-terrain wheelchair at no extra cost to make it easier to enjoy the site. Explore the campsite at tnstateparks.info/4ilXlQ0.
Meet Tennesseeās newest state park! Clinch River Valley brings together remarkable biodiversity, exciting recreation, and generations of Appalachian history in Hancock County. Discover what makes this place special: tnstateparks.com/parks/clincā¦
ALT Aerial view of a river winding through green forested mountains and open farmland under a partly cloudy sky.
ALT Sunlight reflects off a calm river surrounded by trees and rolling hills.
ALT Exterior of the Clinch River Valley State Park building with a flower mural painted on the side.
On #WorldRangerDay, we honor rangers worldwide and thank Tennessee State Park Rangers for protecting our parks, serving visitors, and inspiring stewardship. #TNStateParks
On the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, we honor progress made and reaffirm our commitment to making Tennessee State Parks more accessible and welcoming to all. See our accessibility efforts and start planning your next trip: tnstateparks.info/4vNvIT4 #ADA35
Tennessee has a new State Historic Park to explore!
Located in Kingston, Fort Southwest Point State Historic Park preserves a lesser-known story from Tennesseeās earliest days. Plan a trip to experience Tennessee history where it happened: tnstateparks.info/ExploreFSWā¦
Earthy air by the creek, a hawk overhead, textured tree barkāParis Landing State Parkās new Tactile Trail helps blind or low vision visitors experience nature independently through a 0.1-mile white-cane-detectable path, guide rope, and more. Learn more: tnstateparks.info/NewTrailPLā¦
Our newest state park, rooted in remembrance: Cherokee Trail of Tears. Learn more at tnstateparks.info/Explore_CTā¦.
š Less than an hour from Chattanooga in Birchwood, Tennessee.
Cardwell Mountain is now a State Archaeological Park, preserving 5,000+ years of Tennessee history. While not yet open to the public, work is underway to enable future access while protecting these irreplaceable sites. Learn more at tnstateparks.info/explore_cmā¦.
Explore Devilās Backbone, Tennesseeās newest state park, located along the Natchez Trace Parkway. Learn more and plan your visit at tnstateparks.info/Explore_dbā¦.
If you've been enjoying the fall colors at Tennessee State Parks recently, you may have noticed new green trail information signage at some trailheads. These signs provide a clear snapshot of what you can expect to encounter on the trail. Learn more at tnstateparks.info/48krFoI.
Tennessee State Parks is proud to honor those who served! With the Salute to Service discount, Tennessee resident veterans can enjoy discounts on camping, cabins, golf, and more, all year long. Learn more at tnstateparks.info/Veterans_Tā¦.
Join Tennessee State Parks for free guided hikes on the day after Thanksgiving! Find a hike at a state park near you: tnstateparks.info/DATH25.
Head of the Crow is Tennessee's newest state park, located about an hour from Chattanooga! Visitors can explore wonders like the Sewanee Natural Bridge, a 50-ft sandstone arch, and Buggytop Cave, one of the largest cave openings in Tennessee. Learn more at tnstateparks.info/4nfFcCo
We are excited to share that 3 new accessible paddling launches are now available in our parks! Each launch supports paddlers to safely and independently enter or exit a kayak, canoe, or paddleboard. View the full list of parks with accessible launches at tnstateparks.info/4mFQO12.
Explore Ocoee River, Tennessee's newest state park, offering thrilling paddling adventures one hour east of Chattanooga. Learn more at tnstateparks.com/parks/ocoeeā¦.
Thanks to our partners at the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development and the Tennessee State Parks Conservancy, colorblind viewfinders are available across the state. Start planning your fall trip by viewing the full list of parks with viewers at tnstateparks.info/3HkspQ0. š
Happy World Ranger Day! Today, we celebrate our incredible park rangers and those around the world who devote their lives to safeguarding our precious natural resources, ensuring that we can enjoy these incredible places now and for generations to come.
Tennessee's lakes and rivers can now be enjoyed by more with new accessible paddling launches at select state parks. Each launch helps those with disabilities, like wheelchair users, paddle safely and independently. See full list of launches at tnstateparks.info/44LI7Nc. š¶ #ADA35