Escape to the scenic Cumberland Mountain State Park, a haven of natural beauty and rich history spanning 1,720 acres. Nestled in the Cumberland Plateau, this park invites you to explore its diverse landscape, from the iconic Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) bridge to the tranquil Byrd Lake. Discover hiking trails, cozy cabins, and a championship golf course, all while immersing yourself in the legacy of the CCC era. Whether you seek outdoor adventure or a peaceful retreat, Cumberland Mountain State Park offers an unforgettable experience.
TWRA AllAccessSites OBJECTID 743, Access_Num 1166; waterway Bryd Lake. fishing pier: Yes; courtesy dock: Yes; restrooms: Yes; camping: Onsite; ADA parking: Yes
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Daddy’s Creek — 1. Sutton Dam to Chestnut Hill Road Bridge (put-in)
Highway 68, Brady Mountain Trailhead
Cumberland Mountain
Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge
Meadow Park Lake
Source: Tennessee State Parks · Also listed at tn.gov
