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A very nice place to go. It was the last place the America Indian stop in Tennessee for stopping in Kentucky.
Lovely little place rich in history. Has one of the few original road beds on public land that the Native Americans walked on during the Trail of Tears.
Quiet place, off the beaten path. Great hiking, picnicking, canoeing, outdoor gatherings. Check it out.
Been here hundreds of times either ending a kayak trip on Red River, pr just hanging out having lunch. Great historical place.
One small walking path that is very boring. It does have a place marked showing the IndianTrail of Tears.
We were only passing through for the eclipse but the park was impressive for setting up food, music, toilets, things to do, and providing glasses
There was historic markers along a path to help you understand the history of this place.
Beautiful for a small day trip, its a very small place. Not a lot of hiking but great for a picnic
Great people parking is a little hard to get but definately worth the wait
Beautiful scenery. Wish the covered bridge was still there
Dont go to hike. Trail's only ,5 miles. Pretty place for family time.
It was amazing with a butt load of history. It was beautiful being a bridgehunter I found the covered bridge and truss interesting. I would definitely recommend it to a friend. Oh and old inn was suppose to be a visitor center wasn't open. It was late in the day though. And the field is blocked off now. And the restrooms are really good for park restrooms! No bugs or anything!