Fishlipz Fun Run 2026
Mark the date! The Fishlipz Fun Run weekend is a great weekend to relax, see beautiful boats and hang with friends at the Pine Creek tie-up. There’s not a care […]
Sunrise Coffee at the Cascades at Burgess Falls State Park
Bring your favorite coffee mug and welcome the sunrise with a warm cup of coffee and the soothing sounds of nature. This relaxed gathering is the perfect way to slow […]
The Lakes of Tennessee
Tennessee is home to a wide variety of lakes, from quiet, secluded spots to bustling recreational destinations. Explore the best lakes for boating, fishing, wildlife viewing, and getaways across Tennessee’s scenic waterways.
Dale Hollow Lake, One of the Best in Tennessee and Kentucky
Straddling the Tennessee-Kentucky border, Dale Hollow Lake is celebrated for its wide channels, quiet waters, and serene surroundings. Less commercialized than other regional lakes, it’s a perfect destination for houseboat […]
Great Falls Lake, Tennessee: A Relaxed Spot for Fishing and Boating
Great Falls Lake is located near Rock Island and Sparta, along the Caney Fork River. The lake is formed by the Great Falls Dam, which creates a calm reservoir ideal for fishing, paddling, and quiet boating.
Calfkiller River, Tennessee: A Quiet Detour Worth the Trip
The Calfkiller River isn’t a big-name destination—and that’s exactly why people who know it tend to keep coming back. Running through White County and surrounding areas of Middle Tennessee, the […]
Caney Fork River, Tennessee: A Rural River Ideal for Fishing and Paddling
Whether you’re planning a float trip, casting a line, or just looking for a peaceful place to unplug, the Caney Fork delivers year-round.
Cordell Hull Lake within the Cumberland River
Cordell Hull Lake stretches across Middle Tennessee along the Cumberland River, covering roughly 12,000 acres with over 380 miles of shoreline.
Northrup Falls: A 60-Foot Waterfall with 3,000 Years of History in Jamestown, Tennessee
Located within the Colditz Cove State Natural Area, Northrup Falls drops 60-plus feet into a narrow gorge — and carries over 3,000 years of history in the cliffs surrounding it.
Window Cliffs: 200-Foot Cliff Tops in Baxter, Tennessee
Window Cliffs Natural Area in Baxter, Tennessee offers one of the most rewarding hikes on the Cumberland Plateau — 200-foot cliff tops, a waterfall, and creek crossings through some of the most scenic terrain in the Upper Cumberland.
