Hike, Backpack, or Camp Mousetail Landing State Park
at The Tennessee River
Saturday, February 23rd, 11AM
Day Hike, Backpack, or Car Camp at campground near trailhead.
Hike in with backpackers to enjoy the view atop a bluff overlooking the Tennessee Several of us are going to do a backpacking trip to Mousetail on Saturday, February 23rd. If you don't want to backpack, you can still make this a dayhike, or car camp at the campground, which is close to our trailhead. Hike in with us while we set up camp, and enjoy the view atop a bluff overlooking the Tennessee River, and get a look at what the backcountry shelter looks like. Then, we'll hike from 6 - 10 miles, with options to get off the trail at several places to customize it just for you. If you're curious about backpacking, but just want to hike with us for a bit, or car camp instead, then come join us. You can be off the trail, and back to Nashville by dinner!
Park Brochure
Park Area Map
Camping
Boating
Park Office
Mousetail Landing Rd Parsons, TN 38363
Google Maps link
35.655594,-88.006791
From Nashville
Take I-40 West to Exit 143.
Take a left on Hwy 13 South nine miles to Lobelville.
At the National Guard Armory turn right on Hwy 438 and follow to Park Entrance
(approx 17 miles on Hwy 438).
From Memphis:
Take I-40 to Exit 126, south on Hwy 69 14 miles to Parson, TN. Travel east on Hwy 412 for 6 miles and cross the Tennessee River.
Take a left on Hwy 438, travel 2.5 miles.
The park entrance is on the left.
Catherine and Saundra....here is my cell phone number, in case you should need me. I don't know if there is signal in the park, but you can reach me up until I get there. [masked].
The park's number is [masked] in case you need that, too!
See you at 11:00. Looking forward to it!
February 22
a couple of questions. I am pretty sure I can hike 5 to 6 miles but i am sure that is my limit. How do you get off the trail to customize?
Are leashed dogs allowed?
February 20
Park Policies - Dogs, cats and other pets
http://www.tn.gov/environment/p...
Dogs, cats and other pets are prohibited unless they are crated, caged or on a leash, or otherwise under physical restrictive control at all times. Pets are prohibited in park inns or cabins (except where rooms and/or cabins have been designated for pets, see specific information below), lodges, public eating places, food stores, and on designated swimming beaches and pools at all times.
The superintendent may also designate, by the posting of appropriate signs on trails and other portions of the park, areas where pets are not permitted. This prohibition does not apply to service animals.
February 20
This a joint event with the Southern Backpackers, Nashville Backpackers and the Tennessee Hiking Meetup. This is a great park to check out some paddling for a nice overnight event. Come float, hike, camp......choose your adventure!
February 17
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