Park Happenings
Volunteer Day- Mound Bottom
Meeting Place
HWY 70 Canoe Access (opens in new tab)Event Details
Join the Harpeth River Rangers to pull invasive species form the Mound Bottom Archaeological Area! This volunteer day is perfect for anyone wanting to gain hours for scholarships, community service requirements, or if you are just looking to lend a hand by helping remove invasive plant species from the ecosystem.
This is a 2 hour event that will require the use of hand tools such as clippers and loppers. This event will include a short hike along a gravel road that has one steep incline. Please bring water, snacks, and wear durable clothing like long pants, fully enclosed shoes, and gloves.
This event will be cancelled in the event of bad weather. Notice will be sent via email, or if short notice, via text or phone call as well.
Please contact the program host listed if you have any questions.
- Event Host
- Lisa Housholder
- lisa.housholder@tn.gov
- 615-335-9659
Harpeth River State Park, spanning 650 acres, is a scenic treasure that follows the meandering Harpeth River. This park offers a unique blend of natural beauty and historical significance, inviting visitors to explore its diverse landscapes and rich past. From paddling the gentle river to hiking trails with bluff overlooks and discovering ancient Native American sites, Harpeth River State Park promises an unforgettable experience. Whether you're seeking outdoor adventure or a glimpse into Tennessee's heritage, this park has something for everyone.
