Half An Hour From Knoxville, Tennessee Is A Lush Park With Fine Dining, Trails, And Fishing
A unique Tennessee park goes well beyond hiking, combining scenic landscapes with unexpected amenities that elevate it into a full-day destination.
Read MoreA unique Tennessee park goes well beyond hiking, combining scenic landscapes with unexpected amenities that elevate it into a full-day destination.
Read MoreA small, rural town in Tennessee is the "Gateway to Fall Creek Falls." It has quiet charm and a rich history, and is surrounded by several other state parks.
Read MoreJust a short drive from Knoxville gets you family-friendly outdoor activities, great antiquing, and storefronts you won't find anywhere else.
Read MoreNear one of the state's most picturesque lakes, this gem earns the praise with postcard-worthy views and plenty of reasons to linger a little longer.
Read MoreNashville can keep you busy for days, but if you're traveling to Tennessee, make sure to add the city's neighbor to your itinerary. You won't regret it.
Read MoreThis hike near Smoky Mountains Park offers a crowd-free alternative to more popular treks, but the rugged trail and road to get there might put some off.
Read MoreA short drive from Knoxville is one of Cherokee National Forest's popular hikes, rewarding those who brave the trail with a pool by a breathtaking waterfall.
Read MoreA rural Tennessee stop between Nashville and Chattanooga draws visitors with underground concerts in a natural cave, plus trails, waterfalls, and camping.
Read MoreThis high elevation mountain escape where 'Hilltops kiss the sky' blends history with mountain woodland adventures, rock climbing, and delicious food.
Read MoreAll the best parts of Tennessee collide in this friendly little town on the road between Chattanooga and Knoxville. Get ready for a good time.
Read MoreSeeing a waterfall is reason enough to go outside, but at this cascade between Chattanooga and Nashville, you can also camp and hike to your heart's content.
Read MoreWhether you prefer a serene vacation spent fishing or you'd rather stick to a busy metropolis, these vacation destinations are a short drive from Chattanooga.
Read MoreNot far from Tennessee's Great Smoky Mountains, you'll find a city with an interesting history, shopping opportunities, and loads of lakes and rivers.
Read MoreThe property was set aside as songbird habitat, and it doesn't disappoint. Access is limited to hiking and cycling, and there are miles of trails to explore.
Read MoreFrom Yellowstone’s geothermal wonders to Acadia’s rocky Atlantic coastline, these are the most-visited national parks in America, ranked from best to worst.
Read MoreA visitor center might not seem like the most obvious highlight of a scenic byway road trip, but this isn't your ordinary visitor center.
Read MoreIf you want to learn a bit about American history while taking in the views from three different states, head to this national park not far from Knoxville.
Read MoreWhile you might associate ghost towns with the remains of the wild west, the eastern U.S. also has many abandoned spots sprawling across Appalachia.
Read MoreThe U.S. national parks are beloved by people of all ages, but these 12 destinations in particular are ideal for the baby boomer generation.
Read MoreLooking to go off the beaten path in Knoxville, Tennessee? Go beyond the usual tourist spots to find hidden nature, exciting board games, jazz music, and more.
Read MoreClose to Memphis, this charming suburb is home to all sorts of unique shops and acres of pristine green space, making it a fun escape from the city.
Read MoreIf you love hiking Great Smoky Mountains National Park, but hate dealing with crowded trails, this smaller, unmarked trail may be just what you are looking for.
Read MoreNashville, Tennessee, is home to many attractions, including the Grand Ole Opry, Country Music Hall of Fame, and a once-busy theme park that's now a mall.
Read MoreTucked between two of Tennessee's largest cities, this overlooked destination offers railroad history, mountain scenery, downtown shopping, and hiking.
Read MoreThis Tennessee lakeside escape offers forested shorelines, waterfront camping, paddling adventures, wildlife-filled trails, and relaxing outdoor recreation.
Read MoreThe Great Smoky Mountains feature dozens of scenic views and trails worth experiencing, but dig a little deeper and you'll be treated to a waterfall most miss.
Read MoreThis park has a new name but its primary feature — a wildly popular hiking trail past waterfalls and scenic creeks — has been around for a while.
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