Fort Massac Site on NRHP since July 14, 1971. Located SE of Metropolis, Illinois on the Ohio River. Photo shows reconstruction of the fort, with the Ohio River and a statue to George Rodgers Clark in the background
Fort Massac State Park
"Paducah, Kentucky, is known for its vibrant arts scene, historic downtown, and riverfront, making it a great base for park visitors."
A historic park on the Ohio River featuring a reconstructed 18th-century fort and scenic recreation.
Dixon Springs State Park
"Paducah, Kentucky, is a vibrant river city known for its arts scene and historic downtown. Visitors often make the short drive to Dixon Springs for outdoor recreation and scenic escapes."
Dixon Springs State Park features scenic woodlands, unique rock formations, and family-friendly recreation in southern Illinois.
Copper Breaks State Park
"Paducah is close enough for spontaneous visits and short camping trips. Visitors from Paducah often come for nature viewing, picnicking, and peaceful recreation."
A scenic North Texas park with canyons, prairie views, fishing, camping, and exceptional stargazing.
Ferne Clyffe State Park
"Paducah, Kentucky, is known for its vibrant arts scene and historic downtown, and serves as a regional hub for travelers visiting Illinois state parks."
A scenic state park in southern Illinois known for its unique rock formations, waterfalls, and hiking trails.
Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park
"Paducah visitors often make the drive for a nature-focused getaway, especially for boating, swimming, and overnight lodge stays."
A forested resort park in western Kentucky with a lake, lodge, cabins, golf, and family-friendly outdoor recreation.