The One Spot In Tennessee That’s Basically Heaven On Earth
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Meghan Kraft
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Big South Fork National River is a stunning ode to natural creation, a crown on the tippy top of Tennessee’s illustrious list of beautiful vistas. If you haven’t been, this is a trip through the wild expanse of the Volunteer State that you’ll never forget.
Located on the Cumberland Plateau, Big South Fork National River Park sits on 125,000 acres in its entirety.
With more than 10,000 years of history at its helm, you can camp surrounded by the beat of Tennessee's natural heart.
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The park is well-known for its array of sandstone bluffs and scenic views of its natural gorges.
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If you do get the camping bug, there are five grounds that you can choose from. You know, choosing the one that best suits your family is always a plus.
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Both the Big South Fork and Cumberland River run through the park, and they are protected by the state. So make sure you respect the park while you make your visit.
Interesting fact: the park is shared by both Kentucky and Tennessee, and is located in both eastern and central time zones.
Hunting is allowed in the park. There are safety zones for guests, but if you're going to be in the backcountry you are recommended to wear bright orange at all times.
The park prides itself on being a four-season destination. There's truly something to do every day of the year.
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Plus, it's absolutely stunning during autumn. Just, look at this.
Have you visited? Because now you’ll most definitely want to head on over!
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