In the wake of Winter Storm Fern, Nashville’s parks faced a long road to recovery. But one of them is ready to return well ahead of schedule.

National Park Service (NPS) data reveals the most visited national parks across the U.S. in 2025. The NPS has reported 323 million recreation visits in the 2025 calendar year—which it said was a ...

Most people have no idea it exists. Devil’s Millhopper is a massive sinkhole dropping 120 feet down. That’s about as deep as a twelve-story building is tall. Wooden stairs zigzag down the steep sides.

We have new details from the EPA as we continue to ask health and safety questions surrounding a lead cleanup project in Chattanooga’s Southside.This come after ...

Of the two hundred or so young conservative environmentalists gathered at Tennessee’s Montgomery Bell State Park for the annual summit of the American Conservation Coalition, we were among the lucky ...

Eight states have no USACE campgrounds: Delaware, Hawaii, Maine, Nevada, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Utah, and Wyoming. The ...

In honor of National Pi Day (March 13), Instacart looked into one of Tennessee and America's favorite pies by digging into its 2025 frozen pizza ordering data to uncover how consumers across the ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Tennessee State Parks announced it will hold Spring Hike later this month. This is the second of the parks’ series of Signature Hikes throughout the year. A State Parks ...

Hikers, horseback riders, and leaf peepers will want to move Brown County State Park to the top of their must-visit list. Brown County State Park offers scenic vistas, hiking, biking, and horseback ...

The Orienteering Club is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization promoting orienteering, map and compass education, and outdoor activity in Middle Tennessee.    They host ...

Think you’ve seen North Carolina? These underrated state parks reveal wild landscapes and quiet adventures most visitors miss.

Time may be running out for Antioch's new Chinatown development, as well as for other South Nashville businesses and homes. That's why Metro leaders are calling for public action.