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Day After Thanksgiving Hike
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Over the last 10,000 years, many different people have used the cave and its surrounding landscape. There is evidence of this still found throughout the park today. From indigenous people to the resorts of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Join Ranger Adam on a 2.75 mile hike around the park to learn about the many ways the land has been used. This is a free program and registration is required. Consider choosing one of the donation options to help us continue to meet our mission.
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- adam.neblett@tn.gov
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- $0.00 Attendee
$10.00 Attendee + Donation
$20.00 Attendee + Donation
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1-888-867-2757Dunbar Cave State Park, encompassing 140 acres, is a captivating destination that blends natural beauty with a rich history. The park's centerpiece, Dunbar Cave, is a prehistoric site with significant Native American cave art. Visitors can explore the cave on guided tours, hike scenic trails, and discover diverse wildlife in the surrounding prairie and wetlands.