We love this TN State Park! Rangers are always super hospitable and the trails are well kept. Make…read moresure to visit the bridge in the Pioneer Loop Trail.

Free to enter. Nice…read morepark and drive and respite for the day. Lots of areas to set up a picnic, patios and lots of good spots to hangout for the day. I see folks with fishing poles, a large group of friends and family, maybe to get dinner for tonight. Some spots to see the waterfall from the bridge.

It was a beautiful place to visit. If you are looking for a short day or less adventure this is…read moreyour place to be. Beautiful Inspiring Small challenge Swimming Bring swimmers, water shoes(helps with the rock bottom of the swimming hole) and towel. I personally would like to hike down it in leather hiking boots, I did it in the cheap foam bottom shoes this time.

Awesome, even in winter! First time in Tennessee is fantastic! Slippery down but worth the hike!read more

I've hired fishing guides across the country for over 30 years and David Knapp of Trout Zone…read moreAnglers is one of the best. He's a fly fishing expert with both stocked trout in tailwaters and wild fish in the mountains. More importantly, at least to me, he demonstrates ethics and values toward both people and nature. Finally, he has a teaching background that equips him to effectively coach clients in fly fishing skills like casting, line mending and landing big fish. If you want a great day on the water without worrying about how the fishing guide is going to behave around your family, you can't do better than David Knapp of Trout Zone Anglers.

From the owner: Trout Zone Anglers offers guided fly fishing trips for trout in the Great Smoky Mountains and for…read moretrout and smallmouth bass on rivers across middle and eastern Tennessee. In the mountains, we offer walk/wade trips and on the larger rivers we offer both walk/wade trips as well as float trips from half days to full days.

Nice dog park but not at the address listed. It's with Centennial Park at the back parking lot of…read morethe skate park. Behind tree line, there's a bridge you have to walk over. The gate opens differently, like squeezing the latch. Thank goodness someone was there to help me figure it out. My pup loved being able to sprint a distance.

Huge dog park nestled amongst the baseball fields and children's play areas. Depending on your…read moreapproach, left trail or right trail , there is a bit of a long of a walk to reach park. Our puppy gets so excited he's wore out by time we get there. He'll grow out of this with time, but either way it's a walk if you have mobility issues. If you use a wheelchair, mobility scooter, or another form of aids to walk you have plenty of room on trails.

Nice after dinner walk here…read more Lots of trees and a nice paved path for my ballet slipper ease. I wish all nature trails had an option for a paved path too. It's a good walk for sure and it's not as treacherous with the paved path for me. Some creeks and sounds of water flowing along the path as we