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Rock climbing at Fall Creek Falls State Park in Spencer, TN

Tennessee’s Epic Outdoor Rock Climbing and Bouldering

Travel to Tennessee for some of the best climbing destinations this side of the Mississippi River. Climbing locations in the state feature astounding variety and opportunities for beginners and experienced enthusiasts alike. Read on for some of the best places, indoors and outdoors you can climb in Tennessee.

Tennessee’s Epic Outdoor Rock Climbing and Bouldering
Pie in The Sky trail map.

Pie in the Sky Trail

Chattanooga is the jumping off point for the Pie in the Sky adventure through the peaks and valleys of Southeast Tennessee. Explore the beauty of underground caverns and make your way along the Tennessee River that weaves its way through the region. Grab a MoonPie at the MoonPie General Store in Chattanooga, then head out to these stops.

Pie in the Sky Trail
Walking Tall Trail map.

Walking Tall Trail

This exciting 360-mile trail explores the people of West Tennessee who have stood tall to fight for justice, create new genres of music and change the status quo. On this trail, uncover hidden treasures in small town squares, hear the hitmakers who created blues and rockabilly, and discover the artistry of made-from-scratch meals. Check out these stops to get started on your West Tennessee road trip.

Walking Tall Trail
Great River Road Traill map.

Great River Road Trail

West Tennessee is filled with places that spark curiosity, celebrate local heritage, and showcase the region’s one-of-a-kind spirit. From lakeside resorts and legendary dining rooms to museums, wineries, and historic sites, each stop invites you to slow down and discover something meaningful along the way. On the Great River Road, you can trace the roots of American music, spot wildlife on Reelfoot Lake, or explore hidden gems in small towns. This stretch of Tennessee delivers experiences worth

Great River Road Trail
Tennessee River Trail map.

Tennessee River Trail

Spanning Middle and West Tennessee, the Tennessee River Trail offers a natural paradise where travelers are invited to "just go with the flow." From scenic drives and wildlife viewing to historic battlefields and quaint town squares, the route seamlessly blends outdoor adventure with rich heritage. Best of all, the journey is a culinary delight, featuring authentic Southern cooking and some of the region's finest catfish. Here are ten curated stops along the Tennessee River Trail you should add

Tennessee River Trail
Nashville Trace trail.

Nashville's Trace Trail

Storied battlefields, lively downtown squares, sweet Southern festivals and scenic state parks, Middle Tennessee is filled with places that capture the spirit of the region. Explore these standout stops along the Discover Tennessee Trails & Byways to experience the history, hospitality and local flavor that make this corner of the state unforgettable.

Nashville's Trace Trail
Screaming Eagle Trail map.

Screaming Eagle Trail

Your journey on the Screaming Eagle Trail takes you straight from Nashville and heads west, offering a fantastic blend of history, natural beauty, and local charm. Named for the legendary 101st Airborne at Fort Campbell, this route is packed with military history, including Civil War battlefields and monuments like Fort Donelson. Beyond the military landmarks, you'll discover charming small towns built in the 19th-century iron industry. The trail also highlights the powerful impact of Tennessee

Screaming Eagle Trail
The Jack Trail map.

The Jack Trail

Ready to dive deep into the heart of Tennessee culture? The Jack Trail is your ticket! This route is famous for three things: legendary music, Tennessee whiskey, and world-class horses. Travelers have the chance to wet their whistle at globally recognized distilleries and rising craft stars, alongside stops at the historic grounds of championship horse breeding and training. It’s an essential blend of tradition, spirits, and the soul of the Volunteer State.

The Jack Trail
The Ring of Fire trail map.

Ring of Fire Trail

Inspired by Johnny Cash’s famous song, the Ring of Fire Trail invites you to fall in love with the gorgeous landscapes and charming towns of northern Middle Tennessee. This route is a perfect mix of scenic beauty, spooky stories, and country music royalty. Drive through stunning scenery and along beautiful waterways, perfect for enjoying outdoor activities no matter the season. Along the way, you can investigate the haunting local legend of the Bell Witch in Adams and follow the historical foots

Ring of Fire Trail

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