This event is now history, but we have many more wonderful programs in store for you!
This moderately easy 1.5-mile hike takes you through a scenic natural landscape rich in history, flora, and wildlife, culminating at one of the most significant Native American mound centers in the Southeastern United States. During the hike, we will share insights into the lives of the Mississippian people, their impressive engineering, and the cultural significance of mound-building societies. This experience offers a rare chance to explore a protected archaeological site not open to the public without special access.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply curious about Tennessee’s ancient past, this guided hike promises a unique and educational adventure through time.
Meeting Location: HWY 70 Canoe Access - 1007 Cedar Hill Rd, Kingston Springs TN
Canceled in the event of bad weather. Updates will be sent via email.
Program Host: Sydnie Hale
Contact Email: sydnie.hale@tn.gov
Contact Phone: 615-924-9788
Meeting Place: HWY 70 Canoe Access / Location Map
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