What is your favorite outdoors place in Tennessee?

[Will Carry]

I really like the Coosa WMA and Frozenhead State Park. Daddys Creek Canyon and the Obed River are spectacular. Smoky Mountain National Park is also a very cool place so is Reelfoot Lake and the land between the lakes.

[Guest db99wj]

Reelfoot Lake is my favorite, my mom has lived on the "wash out" part of the lake for 15 years. Lots of boating, skiing, tubing, fishing, swimming, jet skiing, up there the last 5 years of my dads life and since then being able to take my kids up there and share those experiences, are priceless.

I do want to get back to LBL, haven't been since a kid, with my kids and go camping and go through the off-road park.

[Garufa]

Big South Fork is way up on the list.

[strickj]

The outdoor patio at Hooters

[Guest tnfireman]

The outdoor patio at Hooters

+1

[Mike.357]

the woods my house sits in, and GSMNP.

[DuallyNewt]

Big South Fork/East Fork......

[Chief07]

the woods my house sits in, and GSMNP.

Amen Mike. My farm in Greene County is heaven to me!

[Guest bkelm18]

I like Frozen Head. I camp there a lot.

[Guest db99wj]

I'm glad my kids are getting older, we can go camping out of this area, would love to go to some...all of these places.

[DWARREN123]

The mountains of east Tennessee!

[deerslayer]

Mt. Leconte.

[gregintenn]

Fall Creek Falls is beautiful. The whole state is beautiful!

[jess01999]

The East TN lakes........mainly Tellico lake. It is somewhat clean and has the Mountains as a backdrop.

[Rightwinger]

The family farms in Wayne Co.

[Guest Bronker]

A deer stand in a good spot.

And opening morning when they're gobblin'.

[Guest 1817ak47]

in tn, east to be specific. foothills PWY, and 129 deals gap area. never been to the smoky mountains lateat night, except for the townsend area. need to check out cades cove again though of course day.

[Guest jparn]

Reelfoot Lake in the west (grew up five minutes from the lake and my family is still there). LBL and Fall Creek Falls in the middle and what part of East TN isn't amazing?

[shiloh214]

Savage Gulf and Burgess Falls. If you've never seen Burgess Falls, you owe it to yourself. Much more spectacular than Fall Creek Falls.

[Guest jackdm3]

Fall Creek Falls

My roommate at MTSU '93 told me about it. He said it wasn't far, so we casually got down there. Pulled up at near sundown. Had to run down the path to get to stand in the water fall. Sprained my ankle in the run and had to hobble up the steps to the car. I'll take my wife some day. I'll take her early. I think the monument said it was the highest falls East of the Mississippi. Been to Niagara, but this was more fun.

[Jasongar8]

A few of my favorites are Cordell Hull Lake, Dale Hollow Lake, the Obey river, a deer stand in Robertson County, and Cades Cove on a mid Fall morning.

[brooksjr]

Fall Creek Falls, Machine Falls, and Tims Ford State Park(cause it's where we spend a lot of family time).

[Fivestring63]

One of my favorite memories is camping at Cades Cove campground. Got up early one morning and it was still a little foggy. I got out my banjo and was picking a little when about 10 deer came wandering through about 30 foot from me and stopped for about 10 minutes liked they were listening to me.

Dang, I wish I had a picture of that.

[Guest Swamprunner]

Tellico River Above the hatchery at first light when the fish are bitin'.

Hangin' with my grandson at Green Cove Pond.

[JR2ATN]

It's really hard to narrow it down to one place. Big South Fork and Savage Gulf are two of my favorites. The Smokies are nice once you get more than a couple of miles into the backcountry and lose 90% of the crowds. I hear Virgin Falls Pocket wilderness is very scenic. That area, including Bridgestone Firestone Centennial Wilderness, is next on my list.