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Tennessee Hiking Guide to the Cumberland Trail With Maps/Pics
Hiking/backpacking trail follows a line of ridges and gorges near the eastern
escarpment of the Cumberland Plateau. Will someday extend from Cumberland Gap, ...
  CTC's Guide to the Cumberland Trail   Experience Tennessee hiking and backpacking at its best! The Cumberland Trail (CT), a Tennessee State Scenic Hiking Trail, became Tennessee's 53rd state park in 1998
The construction of the Tennessee hiking and backpacking trail is a public-private partnership, an example of the power of volunteerism
Father and Son Backpackers Pause at River As a public-private partnership, the CT is being built and maintained by a cooperative effort of the and the state of Tennessee
It seems fitting that Tennessee, the Volunteer State, with its long history of volunteerism, is the home of this highly successful public-private partnership
This 'showcase' public-private partnership demonstrates the power of volunteerism and what can be accomplished when private sector visionaries and Tennessee public leaders combine efforts and resources
Furthermore, several miles of trail were built in the Cumberland Trail's northern corridor around the Petros, Tennessee area
Take a little time to pat yourself on the back - you have made a lasting legacy for the citizens of Tennessee and for hikers everywhere
Cumberland Trail State Park
Grassy Cove section.
The trail is currently being rerouted by the Plateau Chapter of Tennessee Trails so that it passes near the entrance of the recently acquired Windless Cave
Remnants of the redwoods of Tennessee, chestnut sprouts, grow along the trail as well
The trail is currently being rerouted by the Plateau Chapter of Tennessee Trails so that it passes near the entrance of the recently acquired Windless Cave
Southern Overlook, considered to be the best view of the Cumberland Plateau and the Tennessee Ridge and Valley system beyond, but consider taking a bit of time to hike the Black Mtn
Notice the heavy density of sprouting Sassafras and the Mountain Laurel - all indicative of the resilience of Tennessee's forests
South Cumberland State Park Friends of South Cumberland Plateau ...
Features maps and extensive information about the state's largest wilderness
state park, consisting of 10 units scattered over 100 square miles in Franklin, ...
Supporting South Cumberland: Tennessee's Largest State Wilderness Park South Cumberland is the Southeast's Premier Destination for Hiking Backpacking, Waterfalls, Wildflowers and Family Adventure Friends of South Cumberland State Recreation Area, Inc
is a group of 100-percent volunteer citizens dedicated to supporting the South Cumberland State Recreation Area, Tennessee's largest state wilderness park
A 1993 law passed by the Tennessee General Assembly allows state parks to contract with and receive financial assistance from a friends group organized according to the law
Fort Loudoun
Background on this French and Indian War frontier garrison active in the years
1756-1760, photos of the restored site and living history activities there, ...
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Friends of Fall Creek Falls State Park, Inc.
A non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to preserving the natural and
cultural riches of the park.
Tennessee's Largest state park, with over 22, 000 acres, Fall Creek Falls State Park offers some of the most spectacular scenery in the South
Cordell Hull Birthplace and Museum State Park
Website maintained by the "Friends of Cordell Hull" group provides photos,
namesake's biography, membership information, announcements of special events, ...
Sierra Club - Tennessee State Chapter
Chapter newsletters and links to local groups around the state.
Tennessee State Chapter Tennessee Chapter Office: 2021 21st Ave
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Legislative Information: Tennessee Government: Please attend this important event! Dr
Save Our Smokies! The Tennessee Legislature : 07/08/2006 04/24/2006 03/06/2006 (find your state legislator) (U.S
Tennessee Water Sentinels: Please see the web-page at: to learn of the activities of the Tennessee Water Sentinels and how you can help
Join the Sierra Club Tennessee Chapter: State Chapter Meetings: Fall: October 20-22, 2006 , Pickett State Park, hosted by the Middle Tennessee Group, Chair: David Bordenkircher, dabordenkircher @ mindspring.com
Tennessee American Water Resources Association
Information about the organization and its annual symposium, plus links to related
sites.
Past Symposia: Welcome to Tennessee American Water Resources Association! The Tennessee Section of the American Water Resources Association strives to promote the advancement of water resources research, planning, and education by providing an annual forum to exchange multidisciplinary ideas about water issues throughout Tennessee and the surrounding region
The Tennessee Section has provided this annual forum since 1988
With the success of the Sixteenth Tennessee Water Resources Symposium, preparations are well under way for the seventeenth annual symposium at Montgomery Bell State park, April 17-19, 2007
Tennessee Section American Water Resources Association 640 Grassmere Park, Suite 100 Nashville, TN 37211 (615) 837-4720 phone (615) 837-4783 FAX Maintainer: Last update: Wednesday, 23-Aug-2006 18:11:39 EDT URL: /index.html || ||
Benefits
Photo by www.mensetmanus.net
Pikeville, Tennessee Bed and Breakfast Inn - Fall Creek Falls Bed ... A new country manor home located one mile north of the entrance to Fall Creek
Falls
State Resort
Park.
Frozen Head State Park History and description from Smokies Magazine site.
Frozen Head State Park and Natural Area is situated in the beautiful Cumberland Mountains of Eastern Tennessee near Wartburg
The 11, 869 acres of relatively undisturbed forest contain some of the richest wildflower areas in Tennessee
Frozen Head, elevation 3324, is one of the highest peaks in Tennessee west of the Great Smoky Mountains, and from its observation tower one has a commanding view of the surrounding region
The Cumberland Plateau, Tennessee Ridge and Valley, and the Great Smoky Mountains are plainly visible on a clear day
The parks lush vegetation, small streams, waterfalls and beautiful mountains make Frozen Head one of Tennessee's most scenic parks
State law provides for a 50% discount for senior citizens who reside in Tennessee
Frozen Head is one of the best areas in Tennessee for hiking and backpacking
Tennessee Dept
Jackson-Crockett's Tennessee Guide
An insider's guide to Tennessee with candid information from someone who's lived
in all parts of the state. State map, extensive visitor tips, suggested tour ...
AROUND THE USA Tennessee is complex, historical and interesting Prepare to be surprised by Tennessee
Your guide is one of the few people to have lived in all three of Tennessee's Grand Divisions, and we'll give you a comprehensive and candid overview of the state with in-depth information on special areas
The Tennessee Bicentennial stamp was issued in 1996 by the U.S
[webmaster@hermitage.com] Detailed Jackson-Crockett Pages The Big Picture Tennessee is a big state
In Memphis, you are closer to the Great Lakes or to the Gulf of Mexico than you are to the eastern tip of Tennessee
East Tennessee While the Tennessee Valley is its dominant feature, East Tennessee is known as 'the mountains' to many people
Early agriculture in East Tennessee was primarily family farms, which reflects the rock-ribbed self reliance that still typifies the area and which meant few slaves in the 19th Century
When Tennessee seceded to join the Confederacy, East Tennessee unsuccessfully attempted to leave the state and stick with the Union, a la West Virginia
The Industrial Revolution put factories into East Tennessee -- particularly shoe, textile and steel mills -- while the demand for coal stimulated the mining industry
East Tennessee mountain bike rides
Trail descriptions and maps for mountain biking in and Knoxville, the Smoky
Mountains, Oak Ridge, the Cumberland Plateau and Cumberland Mountains, ...
East Tennessee mountain bike rides So many trails, so little time
The following are brief descriptions (plus maps and pictures) of various East Tennessee mountain bike rides
YAFT (yet another fire tower) (WMA) rolling dirt roads (WMA) Links authored by others more info on Chilhowee, Chestnut, Edward's Pt Cowan/Sewanee county park, Columbia, TN more Buffalo and Bays Mountain, NTMBA Warriors' Path State Park and and Nashville other Tennessee SORBA's list of Tennessee trails or TN trails in TN North Carolina's Nantahala National Forest Pisgah National Forest and rides, Pisgah, Nantahala, trails in the NC and maps, gps and and and and other western Virginia 57 miles (former railway) and in TN, NC, SC, GA Georgia Silver Comet, Virginia Creeper, Chief Ladiga, Wild Horse South Carolina mountain biking in West Virginia more paved and SOR southeast bikepath or or and and waterfalls, arches, balds, etc
David Moore's book has trail descriptions and maps for many areas of Tennessee
East Tennessee weather or , current and recent East Tennessee and historical
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State Parks in Florida
Official site of the Florida Park Service. Information on parks, fees, events,
gift shop and visitor feedback.
Tennessee Maps - Perry-Castañeda Map Collection - UT Library Online
Historic maps, maps of parks, and statewide maps in the Perry-Castañeda Library
Map Collection.
| SEARCH: choose an area to search > > > Tennessee Maps Other Map Sites Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection Tennessee Maps State Maps JPEG format (166K) County boundaries and names, county seats, rivers
(Location Map) 1995 (58K) (Park Map) 1997 (581K) (PDF Format) (Park Map) 1999 (323K) (PDF Format) (Park Map) (260K) (Schematic Map) (145K) (Park Map / Shaded Relief) 1995 (546K) (Park Map) 1999 (645K) (PDF Format) (Trail Map) 1999 (774K) (PDF Format) (Area Map) 1999 (65K) (PDF Format) (Park Map) 1999 (516K) (PDF Format) (Natchez to Jackson, Mississippi) 1997 (387K) (Jackson to Dancy, Mississippi) 1997 (323K) (Dancy, Mississippi to Rock Spring, Alabama) 1997 (387K) (Rock Spring, Alabama to Nashville, Tennessee) 1997 (452K) (Park Map) (284K) (Park Map) 1997 (129K) (PDF Format) (Tour Map) 1997 (129K) (PDF Format) (Battle Map of 1862) 1997 (194K) (PDF Format) (Battle Map of 1863) 1997 (194K) (PDF Format) (Park Map) 1997 (129K) (PDF Format) Maps on Other Web Sites | Page viewed: September 15, 2006 | Page last modified: February 3, 2005
Southeast Tennessee Tourism: Southeast Tennessee - Official ...
Guide to attractions and events in this 10-county region, including accommodations,
dining, arts and culture, antiques, farm visits, ecotourism, history, ...
Kingston Springs.net
Local government information pages.
As of 1997, the Town has become one of the ten fastest growing communities in Tennessee
Information provided by Don Martin, Local Planning Division of the Tennessee Economic Development Commission of the State of Tennessee
This Fire Department prides itself in its level of training and was the first all-volunteer department in the State of Tennessee to achieve an ISO rating of 5, which it improved this score last year with its current rating of 4
Amanda Monroe, Parks Manager - 615/952-211 0 The Town of Kingston Springs which comprises a total land area of some 4 square miles is located approximately 21 miles west of Nashville, Tennessee in southwest Cheatham County
The Harpeth River located throughout Kingston Springs Kingston Springs City Hall: , or call 615/952-2110 Members of the Kingston Springs Police Department City Park Fishing Rodeo Public Notices SEALED BIDS The Town of Kingston Springs, Tennessee is accepting sealed bids for the following: Fully constructed, poured concrete slab in City Park at 500 Park Street at least 1200 square feet in area and at least 6 inches thick to be used as a Skate Park foundation
Friends of the Sellars Farm State Archaeological Area
Nonprofit volunteer group supporting the preservation and appreciation of this
site, the location of a Native American village. Announcements of activities ...
fsfindex Friends of the Sellars Farm State Archaeological Area Wilson County, Tennessee Native American Sandstone Statues (Composite) Mississippian Village (Interpretive) Village Overview (Interpretive) The interpretive kiosk at Sellar Farm Jeff Rogers Unearthed the prehistoric stone statues in 1939 at The Sellars Farm State Archaeological Area, Wilson County, Tennessee The U.S
the last prehistoric cultural period of the southeastern United States spread into the Middle Cumberland River Valley including middle Tennessee
One of the best preserved Native American mound/villages is at the southeastern edge of modern Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee and is known today as the Sellars Farm State Archaeological Area
Putnam's 1877 report, ' Archeological Explorations in Tennessee ' ' The most important of my explorations were those within the Earthworks near Lebanon in Wilson Co., and about sixty miles east from Nashville
Samuel Crockett, included in the estate of the Lindsley family, who were earlier settlers in the county, are the remains of an extensive settlement of the Moundbuilders of Tennessee
1938 / 1939 the renowned prehistoric stone statue, known as 'Sandy' along with a statue of a female was unearthed by tenant farmer Jeff Rogers on the property now known as the Sellars Farm State Archaeological Area, Wilson County, Tennessee
OUTDOOR RECREATION IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE
Descriptions of Middle Tennessee recreational areas, including photographs and
weblinks.
Tennessee Wildflowers 2006: Hikes, Events, & Photo Galleries
Photos of wildflowers found on hikes throughout the state.
Spring 2006 Guide to Tennessee Wildflowers Please call ahead to confirm information about hikes & events
Hikes by location/sponsor March 2006 Su M Tu W Th F Sa 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 April 2006 Su M Tu W Th F Sa 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 May 2006 Su M Tu W Th F Sa 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 2006 Photo Gallery of Tennessee Wildflowers Editor: Cheryl Hiers Click below on thumbnail for enlarged photo of each flower
: Calendar of 2006 Hikes & Events Here's where and when to see wildflowers in Middle Tennessee and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
The last three weekends have had some spotty weather--cold and raining and fraught with tornodoes at times here in middle Tennessee
Vanderbilt University biologist Steve Baskauf has compiled an extensive collection of photos and bloom dates of southeastern flora at 03.12.06: Wildflower Hikes First Announcement The first round announcement of wildflower hikes in Tennesseee is being posted today
Maps of Great Smoky Mountains National Park
The history of mapping of the park area, with examples of many maps. Maps include
early historical maps, USGS (United States Geological Survey) and topographic ...
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, encompassing some of the oldest mountains on earth, is located in the Appalachian mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee
Its maps of Tennessee and North Carolina vary considerably in the amount of information given
The 1861 Johnson and Browning identifies the "Iron or Great Smokey Mts, " as well as Cade's Cove in Tennessee, which was first settled by Americans in the early nineteenth century
This map, showing the mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee, provides the kinds of information later found on U.S
Environmental Maps State of Tennessee, roadless and undeveloped area evaluation II..., 1979
This map shows the in Tennessee
Department of Agriculture's Soil Conservation Service conducted reconnaissance and produced maps of the results for both North Carolina and Tennessee
The report was illustrated with located in northeastern Tennessee
Government Mapping in the Smoky Mountains: USGS and the TVA In 1926, the same year that Congressional approval of the concept of a park allowed private fundraising to begin, the USGS produced an outstanding of the "Proposed Great Smoky Mountains National Park, North Carolina-Tennessee" at a 1:125, 000 scale
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