Upcoming Events at Tennessee State Parks Learn more about our January schedule. Warriors' Path (East) hosts Winter Garden Seminar on Sat., Jan. 14 from 10 a.m.-noon ET. Tennessee State Parks Running Tour features the Norris Dam Challenge 12K on Sat., Jan. 14 at 11 a.m. ET. Day Hike at Virgin Falls State Natural Area in White County on Sat., Jan. 14. Meetup for vanpool at 7:30 a.m CT. Meetup at trail site at 10:00 a.m. CT Fort Loudoun (East) Winter Lecture Series features “18th Century Firearms” by Edward Dorr on Sat., Jan. 14 at 2 p.m. ET in the Fort Loudoun Visitor Center. Montgomery Bell hosts the Train History Festival on Jan. 20-22. Special Train Festival packages. Eagle Tours have begun at Reelfoot Lake State Park. Buses leave the park's Visitor Center at 10 a.m. CT every day through the end of February. Naturalists join each tour to describe the lake's earth-shaking past and its current status. Tours typically stop at places where eagles are commonly seen, and naturalists set up spotting scopes to allow visitors a closer look. Participants are encouraged to bring their own binoculars, too. Tours cost $5 a person and reservations must be made by calling (731) 253-9652. Printer-friendly January event schedule. Leaving a Lighter Footprint Escape to the peace and quiet of winter at a Tennessee State Park and take advantage of our Annual Winter Promotion, including 50% off all inn room 7 days a week. You can enjoy a new modern villa at Montgomery Bell or classic cabin at Roan Mountain. We have a variety of inns, cabins and campgrounds for you this winter. Make an online reservation. |
Popular places people want to go What you can do at this site » Make a Reservation» Make Online Reservations for Inns/Cabins » Plan Your Meeting at a State Park Winter is great time to explore Tennessee State Parks from one of our 360 villas or cabins. It’s even better when you can take 50% off villas and cabins Sunday through Thursday until March 31, 2012! Economic Impact of Tennessee State Parks Learn more about the economic impact of Tennessee State Parks from the 2009 University of Tennessee’s “Estimated Economic Impacts of Tennessee State Parks” Report.Special Events Tennessee State Parks feature special events drawing visitors from across the region. View current state park calendars.State Naturalist Randy Hedgepath One of the most popular ways to experience Tennessee’s Outdoor Adventures is to spend time with State Naturalist Randy Hedgepath. Meet Up with the State Naturalist.Volunteer Opportunities Friends make a difference at Tennessee State Parks. Learn more about Volunteer Opportunities in Tennessee State Parks.Outdoor Adventures Take time to get outdoors and explore the natural, cultural and historical wonder of Tennessee. Tennessee State Parks feature a variety of outdoor adventures where you can make memories that will last a lifetime. |