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Fall Hiking Challenge 2026
Meeting Place
Visitors Center, 1500 W. MitchellEvent Details
Walk the trails with your AllTrails or similar app from October 1, 2026, through November 30, 2026. Show us your progress and win prizes. Walk all three trails for a T.O. Fuller State Park Campfire Mug!
Each trail encompasses a different experience and area of the park.
- Track your progress on Alltrails free hiking app or similar app.
- Participants can join the challenge starting October 1st through November 30th.
- Pick up trail maps from the Interpretive Center, 1442 Pavilion, or Visitors’ Center, 1500 W. Mitchell.
- All prizes must be redeemed at the Visitors’ Center or Interpretive Center by December 31, 2026.
Trails:
- Wildlife Habitat Area – 2.9 Miles - Paved – Easy/Moderate
- Includes Tires to Trails, Pond Trail, and Wildlife Loop.
- Starts behind the Shelby-Bluff Center.
- It is a hard-surface walking and biking trail made from rubber crumbs derived from tires as well as paved trails through the grasslands, wetlands and Storybook Trail featuring educational opportunities for young hikers.
- Chucalissa Nature Trail—1 mile— Moderate
- Start this trail near Chucalissa Indian Village, 1987 Indian Village.
- Features varied elevations, scenic forests, and water nearby through ancient Native American land.
- Suitable for walking or running.
- Discovery Trail — 3.9 Miles — Natural — Moderate/Challenging
- Enter this trail at multiple points in the park including next to the Visitors’ Center, 1500 W. Mitchell.
- .3.9-mile continuous loop with scenic points of interest including Chucalissa Indian Village and the wetlands.
Show us your hiking progress between 8 a.m.-4 p.m. in the Visitors' Center starting October 1st, 2026 through the end of 2026 to be eligible for a prize. Prizes while supplies last.
Happy Trails!
T.O. Fuller State Park
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1-888-867-2757T.O. Fuller State Park, nestled within the bustling city of Memphis, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and historical significance. Spanning 1,600 acres, the park provides a refreshing escape with invigorating trails, a wildlife habitat area, and historical landmarks. Visitors can explore Chickasaw Bluffs, discover remnants of homesteads, and enjoy a variety of outdoor activities.
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