TENNESSEE
National Parks With Hiking
Big South Fork National Recreation Area
Dogs are allowed on the trails in this park
Fort Donelson National Battlefield
Dogs are allowed on the trail through the battlefield
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Dogs are not allowed on the trails
Obed Wild & Scenic River
Dogs are allowed throughout this park
Shiloh National Military Park
Dogs are allowed on the trails in this park
Stones River National Battlefield
Dogs are allowed on the trails in this park
Links to National Forests With Hiking
Cherokee National Forest
State Parks With Hiking
http://www.state.tn.us/environment/parks/
Tennessee's state parks now offer a limited number of inn rooms and one cabin at
each park for guests who travel with their pets.
Booker T. Washington State Park
Cedars of Lebanon State Park
Chickasaw State Park
Cove Lake State Park
Cumberland Mountain State Park
David Crockett State Park
Davy Crockett Birthplace State Park
Edgar Evins State Park
Fall Creek Falls State Park -
Fort Loudoun State Historic Area
Fort Pillow State Park
Harrison Bay State Park
Hiwassee/Ocoee Scenic River State Park
Long Hunter State Park
Meeman-Shelby State Park
Montgomery Bell State Park
Mousetail Landing State Park
Natchez Trace State Park
Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park
Old Stone Fort State Park
Paris Landing State Park
Pickett State Park
Pickwick Landing State Park
Pinson Mounds State Park
Radnor Lake State Natural Area
Red Clay State Historic Park
Roan Mountain State Park
Rock Island State Park
South Cumberland State Park
Standing Stone State Park
Sycamore Shoals State Historic Area
Tims Ford State Park
Warrior's Path State Park
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Your Dog's Favorite Hikes In Tennessee
Submitted by Bobbie and Bear
When we are in the South Fork Recreation Area we always like to take the Angel Falls Overlook Trail. You follow the John Muir National Trail across and down the Cumberland River. The wide dirt trail is easy walking under the tall trees. At the 1.5-mile mark the trail goes up in switchbacks to high bluffs overlooking the river. There is a little stretch of rock climbing so you may have to lift your dog if he isn't used to jumping on rocks.
Submitted by Brenda
Just wanted to drop you a line to tell you about another Tennessee park that
allows dogs (on a leash). Frozen Head State Park (see link above). Great
hiking, beautiful wild flowers and not very crowded. Love your website.
Links to Hiking in Tennessee
Cumberland Trail Conference
Tennessee Eastman Hiking & Canoeing Club
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