Join us while we hike a 2.8 mile trail located around the campgrounds and cabin area and features woodsy terrain, shorelines, and a Pickwick Dam good view! It is an easy natural surface hike that crosses history, heritage, wildlife, TVA, and river commerce.

Join us in Dayton, TN for a day of outdoor fun and discovery at Kilbride Nature Sanctuary! Whether you're an experienced runner or a family looking for a great way to get outside, this trail run and kids' fun run offers something for everyone.

A 2.25 mile paddle up to the bridge near Sweeten’s Cove and back in Bridgeport, AL.

Launching from JP Coleman State Park in Tishomingo County, MS, this paddle will provide a lunch and views of the Tennessee River.

Cast off for a cause at the Trash Masters Tournament in Dayton, where anglers and boaters compete to clean up the Chickamauga Reservoir.

This Fall Paddle Up in Calvert City, KY, is a great way for people of all experience levels to enjoy one of two different, engaging paddling experiences—one recreational and one educational. Both are perfect for relaxing and taking in the scenery!

Cleanup in preparation for the return of migratory ducks, geese, sandhill cranes, and whooping cranes that overwinter at Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge.

Honor history and explore the Tennessee River’s cultural landscape on this commemorative hike in Bridgeport, AL.

Take part in this large scale shoreline clean up at Pickwick Landing State Park. Volunteers can choose to either kayak or walk while enjoying the outdoors and making an even better Pickwick for everyone.

Check out all things outdoor rec at the Northern Alabama Trail and Recreation Fest! With exhibitors, yard games, classes on basic camping skills, and food trucks, there is tons to check out at this annual event.

This 5K is a pleasant course with gentle hills and views of Watts Bar Lake. All proceeds from the race will go to the Meigs County Volunteer Fire Department! Race your friends and hang out at the lake afterwards.

Join us for a day of exploration, fun, and escape the summer heat and splash into refreshing and relaxing fun at the Chatt Town Cool Down Festival at Ross’s Landing in Chattanooga, TN!

Join in the Paddle Parade at Chatt Town Cool Down for a fun trip along the Tennessee RiverLine in downtown Chattanooga! Costumes are encouraged and free shuttles will assist with transportation.

Join the Hardin County community unveils its new BoardSafe Adaptive Kayak Launch! Stick around for a sunset paddle!

Join us August 16 in Loudon County, TN, for a guided Tennessee River paddle from Tellico Dam to Loudon during Riverfest—free with your gear or $10 to rent a kayak!

Paddle through a hidden gem of the Tennessee River Valley in Bridgeport, AL, on this adventure.

Join in the shoreline fun with kayaking, water toys, games, and prizes at Spring City Splash!

Experience the Clarks and Tennessee Rivers on a free guided paddle hosted by Paducah–McCracken County, KY, part of their 2025 Tennessee RiverLine event series.

Paddle under the July 10 full “Buck Moon”—named for bucks’ antler growth—and experience the iconic moon illusion over the Calvert City, KY, stretch of the Tennessee River.

Join us for a free, beginner-friendly 6.2-mile paddle down the stunning Tennessee River! This is a fantastic opportunity to enjoy one of our region’s greatest natural treasures while meeting fellow paddlers and enjoying a beautiful day on the water.

Help clean up The Shoals starting in Florence, AL, on June 21. Space is limited and registration info is available on Facebook.

Bring your young anglers to the Annual Junior Fishing Rodeo at Mousetail Landing State Park in Perry County. Haul in the most or biggest catfish for a prize based on age group!

4th and 5th grade 4H students from around Hardin County will meet for a paddle, hiking, games, and other outdoor fun.

Enjoy a 3.5-mile paddle along Lake Guntersville and have some free lunch from the Langston Fire Department upon completion!

Join Tennessee State Parks and TVA for a cleanup of Eva Beach. This cleanup starts at Eva Beach Day Use Area and all supplies will be provided!

This fun and free paddle offers a great way to enjoy the water and learn about the history of Cherokee Removal Memorial Park. There will be educational presentations and food trucks on site after the paddle as well.

Join the City of Knoxville and a long list of outdoor partners to celebrate nature-based adventures and partake in a paddle before exploring tons of other outdoor recreation activities throughout Knoxville.

Join Calvert City and the Tennessee RiverLine for an illuminated, free nighttime paddle surrounded by beautiful pink wild ground phlox blooms. After the open paddle, stick around for moonlit yoga.

Meet at Lakefront Campground and enjoy this cleanup alongside TVA to keep the shorelines pristine for wildlife and visitors!