This Hike In Tennessee’s Pretty Little Bledsoe Creek State Park Is Short And Sweet
Bledsoe Creek State Park in Tennessee is a tiny-but-mighty state park. This beautiful waterfront is a great place for some watersports and there is a trail that takes full advantage of the scenery. The park will have you walking through the woods, marveling at the peaceful water, and watching for wildlife. There are lots of points of interest along this short-and-sweet trail in Tennessee — so grab your hiking shoes and camera, and let’s go!
The peaceful waterfront is the best feature of this short-and-sweet trek.
The sun glimmers over the calm waters and provides a great place for many birds. You can sit and relax and listen to the tranquil sounds or enjoy the sights as you travel around the trail, but either way, you are sure to love the water.
The Cypress trees provide lots of visual interest on this hike.
Featuring varied terrain, you'll travel along the water, through the woods, and up some stairs, discovering scenic spots like this bridge. The entire trail is 2.8 miles long with only 278 feet of elevation gain and we suggest doing the loop trail counterclockwise.
There are lots of birds that find their way into the park; keep an eye out for bald eagles and barred owls. You never know what you might find!
Bledsoe Creek State Park in Tennessee, is a lovely way to spend the afternoon. You can stroll along the water and watch for wildlife all by yourself or you can bring along your beloved canine, no matter how you take to the trail we recommend spending some time at this park. If you would like more information be sure to visit the Bledsoe Creek State Park webpage.
My name is Chris Dodge and I love to bring my family along for many adventures. We love to inspire others to get outside too. We have a whole YouTube Channel dedicated to it called Adventuring in the Moment. With videos or writing, I try to bring the best that the outdoors has to offer.
