Tennessee is such a beautiful state to explore at. It has very beautiful landscape and an abundance of waterfall trails. As a mom I like to find the best trails that are suitable for our two little girls. After having done several of them I have came up with the top kid friendly hikes near Nashville, Tennessee. These hiking trails are anywhere from inside of Nashville to about 2 hours out of Nashville. All of the 12+ trails are easy and perfect for both your kids and baby wearing moms.

If you are looking for something to do near Nashville, Tennessee then Burgess Falls is the perfect place for you to go. This gorgeous hiking trail is located between Chattanooga and Nashville and provides four waterfalls views along the River Trail. This waterfall trail leads to the iconic Burgess waterfall. The Burgess Falls hike is fairly easy to do and perfect for a family day hike. 

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As we were on our way to Fall Creek Falls I decided to do a quick stop at Rock Island State Park. It was on our way there and I just couldn’t help but take advantage of the opportunity that it was so close to our destination. Off we went searching for the Twin Falls which is the iconic waterfall of Rock Island.

OUR TRIP TO ROCK ISLAND STATE PARK

Our first stop was the campground area. We drove around scoping out the area before heading off to the visitor center for

This Camping, chasing waterfalls, and an abundance of hiking trails. This is what our weekend camping trip at Fall Creek Falls consisted of. We were lucky to swim at the waterfall, cross suspension bridges and fall asleep starring at the stars. It was definitely a trip to remember. With this complete travel guide, you can enjoy a stay here too.

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ABOUT FALL CREEK FALLS

Have you heard the awesome news yet?! Nashville’s Vintage Market Days is having a Spring event this March and I couldn’t be any more excited about it. Flowers, plants, home decor, vintage items… you name it! This is Nashville’s biggest Spring event ever. Whether you are coming for the first time or your second, I can assure you that you will enjoy every minute of it. Here are all the details of the event and what to expect.

ABOUT NASHVILLE’S VINTAGE MARKET DAYS

Nashville’s Vintage Market Days is a full vendor event

Have you heard? Nashville’s Vintage Market Days is back and better than before. This is the best before Christmas event that you can attend to help support local shops and business. You can also complete your Christmas gift list.

What To Expect!

There is nothing better than the gift of giving. Why not make it fun, memorable, and unique. Every vendor has their own unique style and items making all of your Christmas gifts stand out above the rest. There will be some of the best vendors from the middle Tennessee area

Harpeth River State Park has some cute and short, family friendly hike located just west of Nashville, Tennessee. It runs along the side of the Harpeth River leading to a man-made tunnel. The hike also has beautiful bluff overlooking the Harpeth River down below. Let me tell you about the history of The Narrows Of The Harpeth along with a guide on the hiking trails we took.

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Tennessee is filled with beauty all around. You can find some pretty amazing waterfalls, caves, and even lakes. In the heart of Tennessee in Nashville you can find one of these beautiful lakes, Radnor Lake State Park. My family and I had the opportunity to go explore Radnor Lake State Park several times.

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OUR TRIP

The first time we went to Radnor

Growing up I remember all the times that my dad used to take my brothers and I on outdoor adventures. We used to spend our Saturdays and Sundays outdoors exploring new trails or even camping all across the south-eastern states of the US and in Puerto Rico. Last year my dad and I decided to plan a father-daughter trip together to recreate those moments and bond again.

MOVING AWAY

Shortly after I moved out at 18 years of age I didn’t feel so close with my dad. We talked but with my

Sitting on the stoned stairs of Stone Door.

About 2 weeks ago my dad and I did a father daughter backpacking trip together. We went to South Cumberland State Park to enjoy the weekend in the mountains chasing waterfalls. Growing up my dad used to take my brothers and I out to the mountains almost every weekend. Whether it was hiking, biking, camping, looking for a new waterfall, or finding new parks to visit. Either way, it was always out in nature surrounded by God’s marvelous work of art.

My dad