Fall Creek Falls State Park is one of Tennessee’s largest and most visited state parks.

Burgess Falls is a 217-acre natural area in Putnam and White Counties and is located approximately thirteen miles southwest of Cookeville.

Lost Creek State Natural Area is a diverse area situated on the western flank of the Cumberland Plateau. Lost Creek Falls is geologically similar to its nearby cousin, Virgin Falls, in that the creek emerges from large spring, or collapsed cave on top, drops over the 40’ falls, and disappears underground again.

Ozone Falls is a 110-foot waterfall in Tennessees Cumberland County, known for its beauty and accessibility.

Hiking trail leads to a small beach with a lakeside picnic area

Family-friendly, nonprofit theater staging musicals and plays in a casual setting.

Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary was the last place you wanted to be sent to. Known as the “End of the Line,” Brushy was a maximum-security prison that held murderers, robbers, rapists, evil men who committed heartless crimes with little remorse. Once you came here there was little chance you’d leave here. Prison sentences were 200 years or more.

Gatlinburg, a mountain town in eastern Tennessee, is known as a gateway to the roughly 520,000-acre Great Smoky Mountains National Park.