Beauty For More To See

From this viewfinder, take in awe-inspiring views of East Tennessee’s Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

From this viewfinder, you'll see incredible views of East Tennessee’s stunning hills and gorgeous valleys, as well as rolling mountain views towards North Carolina.

From this viewfinder, you'll overlook Poplar Tree Lake. Bordering the mighty Mississippi River, this 13,467-acre state park has impeccable terrain and beauty.

From this viewfinder, you'll look out over Lake Placid. Situated atop some of the highest terrain in West Tennessee, this park’s 1,280 acres has an abundance of breathtaking views for all to enjoy.

From the Blue Heron Overlook, you'll see distant mountain ranges, the Tennessee Valley, Tennessee River and Chattanooga.

From this viewfinder, you'll overlook Kelly Lake below. Great views of the lake and natural scenery make it an ideal location.

From this viewfinder, you'll see lasting views of the Cumberland Plateau. This beautiful state park protects 25,000 acres of land and has 90 miles of hiking trails.

From this viewfinder, witness the paradise of more than 20,000 lush acres sprawled across the northeastern section of the beautiful, rugged Cumberland Plateau.

From this viewfinder, you'll see beautiful views of foliage and Cherokee Reservoir, as well as Douglas Lake in the distance.

From this viewfinder, witness exquisite views of the Sequatchie Valley, a narrow divide between the Cumberland Plateau and Walden's Ridge.

From this viewfinder, take in Tennessee’s beauty from the Lake View Scenic Overlook. The 5,400-foot elevation makes for memorable views.

From this viewfinder, you'll overlook Radnor Lake. You may observe owls, herons, and waterfowl as well as many species of amphibians, reptiles, and mammals such as mink and otter.

From this viewfinder, you'll overlook Lake Acorn. The lakes inside Montgomery Bell State Park are known to attract small numbers of waterfowl such as mallard, wood duck, and bald eagle primarily in winter.

From this viewfinder, you'll overlook the western shore of the Tennessee River, which is dammed to form Kentucky Lake.