Posted in Tennessee
May 24, 2015
15 Gorgeous Tennessee State Parks That Will Knock Your Socks Off
If you’re planning a trip to the south this summer, then we can absolutely bank on the fact that you won’t want to miss out on a Tennessee state park visit. With the rush of our rivers and grand majesty of the mountains, you’ll feel as though you’ve stumbled upon heaven on earth – we promise. Take a look at these stunning places, all ready and waitin’ for a visit from YOU.
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It's hard to beat East Tennessee - for sure.
The best kind of urban state park you can find.
Waterfalls. Need we say more...?
The fall colors here are INSANE but it's still great in the summer.
A little bit o' heaven right here in the south.
Gorgeous AND historic. Double whammy, double win if you ask us.
Grab your camera and hop in a canoe, the river is pretty much a summer must.
Check out the sunset or sunrise here at Pickwick - you won't regret it.
Only thirty minutes from Nashville this secluded haven that will reset your day completely.
Created by a set of earthquakes in the nineteenth century, this spot will make you shiver with the gravity of it.
Again with the waterfalls. Because they're magic and so is Tennessee.
This looks like something out of a movie...and the only thing missing? Is you.
Take your 'king of the world' euphoria sky high with a view that would make Jack Dawson jealous.
We're sure you could have some awesome picnics and make a few choice memories here.
Last waterfall that doubles as an absolutely awesome swimming hole - come on out. You know you want to.
Which one calls to you? One, three, seven? Maybe all of them?! Tell us which Tennessee state park you’re dying to visit (or the ones you love) in the comments below!
