Explore Tennessee's biggest lakes, including Kentucky Lake and Center Hill Lake. Perfect for fishing, boating, and lakeside relaxation, these destinations offer endless outdoor adventures.​

Discover 11 breathtaking waterfalls in Middle Tennessee you need to see to believe. Explore scenic trails and enjoy nature’s beauty in this serene region of Tennessee.

There are several hiking trails throughout Tennessee, but four locations come to mind when planning a fall excursion. If you're looking for the best vantage points, you will want to explore these destinations.

Explore the best rivers to kayak in Tennessee with our guide to paddle paradise. From tranquil streams to thrilling rapids, find your perfect kayaking adventure in the Volunteer State..

Take a short 0.3-mile hike to Welch's Overlook for stunning vistas of the Caney Fork River. Located near Virgin Falls in Sparta, Tennessee, this trail offers a quick yet rewarding outdoor experience.​

Explore some of the most enchanting waterfalls in Tennessee, offering a glimpse into the state's unspoiled beauty and the magic of its cascading marvels.

Experience the misty allure of Ozone Falls, a 110-foot waterfall nestled in rural east Tennessee. Access the top or stand behind the waterfall at the base - you can also walk the rolling cold water creek.

Center Hill Lake is located in middle Tennessee - essentially central to Nashville, Knoxville and Chattanooga

Burgess Falls State Park and waterfall on Center Hill Lake Tennessee. Hiking trails and kayak trip.

Scenic Bee Rock Overlook Open every day sunrise to dark. A short, dog-friendly trail.

Window Cliffs is a 275-acre state natural area by Burgess Falls State Park. A 5.3 mile trail features a waterfall and steep, high bluffs.

Take a break at City Lake Park in Cookeville, Tennessee. This park features a 35-acre lake, paved hiking trails, and a beautiful waterfall—perfect for a relaxing detour.​

Embark on a journey to Fancher Falls, an 80-foot waterfall accessible only by water on Center Hill Lake in Tennessee.

Visit Lost Creek Falls in Sparta, Tennessee, a picturesque waterfall and cave featured in Disney's 1994 "Jungle Book" film. A must-see for movie buffs and nature enthusiasts alike.​

A 1586 acre park on the sandstone tableland of the Cumberland Plateau.

Fall Creek Falls State Park, located on Tennessee’s Cumberland Plateau, spans over 29,800 acres and features the 256-foot Fall Creek Falls—one of the tallest waterfalls in the eastern U.S. The park offers scenic gorges, lush forests, and multiple waterfalls, along with hiking, camping, fishing, and more, making it a top destination for outdoor lovers.