Nashville, TN

Trip Details:

Traveling up I-24 towards Nashville, stop to see some incredible waterfalls and wildlife as well as architecture that you will not expect from ancient Greece.

Destinations: Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park, Radnor Lake State Park, Nashville Zoo at Grassmere, The Parthenon, Opry Mills

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Hotels: Endless amount of options, Brentwood, Opryland, or Downtown

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Nashville - Brentwood I-65 by IHG

Hampton Inn & Suites Nashville @ Opryland

Homewood Suites by Hilton Nashville Vanderbilt, TN

Using Google Maps, you can copy and paste the location name or coordinates into the google map search to find them, since most do not have the exact locations listed on their maps. It is recommended to visit the visitor center/main office buildings to obtain a map, and talk with the Rangers about the park.

Can always pick up a souvenir as well.

Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park

Link: https://tnstateparks.com/parks/old-stone-fort

Main Building: Old Stone Fort Museum & Visitor Center

732 Stone Fort Dr, Manchester, TN 37355

Park Type: Forest, Rivers

Unique Features: Native American histroic area, Old Stone Fort

Hiking Trails:

Enclosure Trail - Trailhead located at the visitor center. 1.4-mile loop trail. Easy to moderate difficulty. This trail follows the preimeter of the fort along both rivers, revealing the incredible sights of waterfalls on the rivers. Recommended to start with the southern path towards Little Falls and then loop around to see Big Falls.