Dry Branch State Park encompasses over 2,000 acres on the Western Highland Rim and protects a diverse landscape of rare seepage fens, glades, barrens, streams, and oak-hickory and mixed pine-hardwood forests. Recognized for its outstanding biodiversity, the park contains numerous rare plant species, including Tennessee’s largest and least disturbed known population of the federally endangered Tennessee yellow-eyed grass.
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