Park Happenings
Frog Finders
Montgomery Bell State Park
1020 Jackson Hill Road, Burns, TN 37029 (opens in new tab)Event Details
Meet seasonal ranger Sage at Creech Hollow Lake to search for native frogs while learning to identify them by listening to their chorus of croaks!
Tennessee is home to a number of native frog species which can be identified both by sight and sound. This evening we will traverse around Creech Hollow lake to look for and listen to the frogs of Montgomery Bell while we learn to identify these croaking critters.
Parking is unavailable at the lake itself. Please park at the gravel pullaway spots off of Jackson Hill road and hike down to the lake. A google map link is provided to the parking spots, the trail extends from there.
In the event of inclement weather this program may be cancelled
- Event Host
- Sage
- sera.oakes@tn.gov
- Price
- FREE
Discover Montgomery Bell State Park, a sprawling 3,850-acre haven of natural beauty and rich history. Nestled in Burns, Tennessee, this park offers a diverse landscape of rolling hills, serene lakes, and lush forests. Visitors can explore miles of hiking trails, relax on the shores of Lake Acorn, or tee off at one of the nine renowned Tennessee Golf Trail golf courses.
