Hiking and Photography in Tennessee’s Savage Gulf

A region so green, rocky, and mossy that it seems right out of Jurassic Park

Join Teena and I on a verdant summer hike in one of Tennessee’s rugged natural areas — the Savage Gulf State Park (named after a settler — whose last name was Savage).

We’ll see mountain streams, get an idea of the nature of the trails and paths, visit a rock shelter that was used for overnight camping by Native American hunting parties for up to 10,000 years, and we will peek inside a hollow tree.

If you want to visit, you’ll be happy yo know that Tennessee State Parks have no entry fees for residents and non-residents alike.

Map to Savage Gulf

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