Celebrating Our National, State, and Local Parks

National Parks Week – Celebrating Our Parks

National Parks Week is here! We love all of our National, State, and Local Parks and we frequent them. T and I love nature and can’t get enough. To celebrate National Parks Weeks I thought I would pull together some of the posts from our favorite parks and natural spaces that you can visit on a day trip from the Tri-Cities. These are not all National Parks but all are amazing! For the record, I have made a list and we will be visiting plenty of our National Parks once this Safer At Home thing ends. I can not wait…

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“The mountains are calling and I must go.”

– John Muir

Our Favorite Places To Witness Raw Nature

These locations are ones close to us that we visit frequently. If you are a local to get a chance to visit East Tennessee we recommend these destinations!

• Hike Laurel Falls in Hampton Tennessee Just Off The Appalachian Trail
• The Blowing Rock and Linville Falls Adventure on The Blue Ridge Parkway
• Visit Cade’s Cove In The Smoky Mountains National Park
• Backbone Rock Tunnel in Shady Valley
• Best Family Hiking Trip In East Tennessee – Carver’s Gap
• Visit Chimney Rock State Park For Beautiful Views
• Anakeesta Mountain Park in Gatlinburg
• Hike Rock Creek Falls in Unaka Mountain Wilderness
• Bay’s Mountain State Park – Lakeside Trail Review
• Visit Winged Deer Park (Our Favorite Local Park)
• Visit Sliding Rock In Pisgah National Forest
• Reasons To Visit Watauga Lake and The Cherokee National Forest
• Highlands, North Carolina – The Land of Waterfalls

Take A Virtual Tour Now

Why not take a virtual tour of a park? T and I have learned so much about the top parks in America by doing these virtual tours. Check them out here!

Our List of National Parks To Visit This Summer:

• Andrew Johnson National Historic Site
• Appalachian National Scenic Trail
• Cumberland Gap
• Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• Manhattan Project National Historical Park

Do you have a favorite National Park that you want to share with us? Tell us all about it in the comments section below. We love to hear from you.

Be well, stay safe, and love one another,

Gwen

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