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Tennessee’s 70th State Park: Angel’s Hollow Marks a Historic Expansion

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Landscape view of Angel’s Hollow State Park, Tennessee’s 70th state park, near Sale Creek.

On November 6, 2026, Tennessee will dedicate Angel’s Hollow State Park, bringing our state park system to 70 parks.

The dedication marks the culmination of 14 new state parks established during Governor Bill Lee’s administration. No other single administration has established as many Tennessee state parks.

At Tennessee State Parks Conservancy, we are proud to have helped establish both Angel’s Hollow and Buffalo River state parks. We celebrate this historic expansion and the shared commitment to conservation that made it possible. Together, these efforts preserve places where generations can explore, connect with nature, and create lasting memories.

Across Tennessee, families will discover new places to spend a Saturday, explore a trail, or introduce children to the outdoors. Communities will gain new connections to the landscapes and stories that shape their identities.

We celebrate as Angel’s Hollow now joins that growing legacy.

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5 Tennessee State Parks Where Fall and Donor Impact Meet

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Fall leaves surrounding a wooded trail in a Tennessee State Park

The first day of fall usually sends our thoughts toward cooler hikes, changing leaves, and weekends outside.

Tennessee offers plenty of places to enjoy the season. Some of these places also show how donor support improves the parks and public lands we visit.

These projects are not always obvious. Visitors may cross a repaired bridge or follow a restored trail without noticing the work.

That quiet progress deserves attention.

Here are five places where fall scenery comes with a meaningful story about conservation, preservation, and access.

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