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A Hike Through the Birthplace

David Crockett Birthplace State Park

Birding Hiking

Meeting Place

Main Park Entrance/Overflow Parking
Sat, Oct 17, 2026 at 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM

Event Details

Join us as we hike through the Birthplace!

This is a brand-new monthly hiking series to reintroduce the community to David Crockett Birthplace State Park.

As we continue to endeavor towards the Rebirth of the Birthplace, we would like to invite y’all out to accompany us on curated hiking expeditions as we discuss native flora, fauna, the history and future of the park.

Please dress accordingly for hiking in East Tennessee weather and don't forget to bring plenty of water.

What do participants need to bring?

*Sturdy shoes (boots recommended) & a refillable water bottle.

What are the conditions going to be like?

Unsteady grounds (both sand and mud)

There are currently no available facilities on site, except for portable restrooms.

No children under 10, carpool if possible. All minors under 16 must have a participating guardian present.

Meet at Main Park Entrance/ Overflow Parking.

There are only 15 available participant spots for this program.

Registration for this event closes on Friday, October 16th.

ONLY THOSE REGISTERED ARE ALLOWED ON PARK GROUNDS!

In the event of inclement weather this program will be cancelled. Those registered will be notified by email.

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Event Host
Park Ranger Thomas Batchelor
Thomas.Batchelor@Tn.gov
4237403340
Price
$1.00 Participant
$2.00 Participant + $1 Donation
$6.00 Participant + $5 Donation
$11.00 Participant + $10 Donation
$21.00 Participant + $20 Donation

Please Remember: Schedules and events may change - contact the park or hike leader for more information.

Nestled on 105 acres in Limestone, Tennessee, David Crockett Birthplace State Park marks the humble beginnings of the legendary frontiersman. While currently closed due to extensive flood damage, the park offers a glimpse into 18th-century frontier life. The park features a replica cabin, a visitor center with exhibits, and access to the Nolichucky River, promising a blend of history and natural beauty upon its reopening.