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262-acre park with BBQ/picnic shelters, trails, a playground & a lake for boating & fishing.
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Just a real delight, watching the water roll off the travertine and looking at old weathered buildings in the foliage.
And another, cascades here and there and just a real gusher at times.
Eroded rock formations form an enchanting presence of palisades and pinnacles.
Historic way station along a wagon road between Nashville and Knoxville circa the 1830s where Andrew Jackson once stopped, and near the town of Sparta that nearly became Tennessee's state capital.