Tennessee State Parks Near Blue Ridge

Ocoee River State Park centers on the famous Ocoee River, one of Tennessee’s premier whitewater destinations. The park provides access to river recreation, scenic overlooks, and nearby forested public lands that make it a favorite for adventure travelers and anglers.

Vogel State Park sits in a shaded mountain valley below Blood Mountain and features a 22-acre lake, waterfall views, and easy access to outdoor recreation. It is especially popular for swimming, paddling, picnicking, and enjoying fall color in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Black Rock Mountain State Park sits near the summit of one of Georgia's highest peaks and features dramatic vistas across the Blue Ridge Mountains. The park is a favorite for camping, leaf-peeping, and enjoying cooler summer temperatures.

Fort Mountain State Park features a 17-acre lake, miles of wooded trails, and one of Georgia’s most intriguing historic landmarks: the ancient stone wall that gives the park its name. Its high-elevation setting makes it a favorite for hiking, camping, fishing, and fall color.