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Nestled along the Kentucky Tennessee boarder is one of Americas greatest outdoor secretes. The Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area (LBL), features more outdoor activities than you are likely to find in any National Park. LBL is a 170,000 acre natural preserve that lies between Lake Barkley and Kentucky Lake. Created in 1961 by President Kennedy, the national recreation area includes all manner of wild species and is open to hunting and fishing during specified times.

A special 750 acres area includes a restored habitat that house bison and elk and is open to visitors. Additionally, LBL includes several campgrounds including one specifically for Horseback riders. Several trails are designated for off road vehicles, and hiking, as well as miles of trails for mountain biking. Beyond the Bison and Elk, the Land Between the Lakes is home to Deer, wild turkey, bobcats, bald eagles, osprey, and a host of other species.

Aside from the natural beauty and amazing collection of wild animals, LBL maintains a working version of a historically accurate 1850’s farm. The Homeplace, as it is known, allows visitors to walk back in time and see how early settlers lived and worked. The farm includes living quarters with a working kitchen, and active barnyard with livestock, a wood working shop, as well as planted fields. Special activities are conducted at the Homeplace throughout the year, and visitors are encouraged to participate.

Another fabulous feature of the park is the Golden Pond Planetarium and Observatory. This working planetarium is open daily for shows that will both excite and educate visitors with a look into deep space. The Planetarium is priced for all budgets and it is a great way to spend some quality family time.

While LBL enjoys over 2,000,000 visitors are year, the area rarely seems crowed as outdoor enthusiasts are able to spread across the vast terrain and enjoy time on the lakes. Beyond the borders of the national recreations area you will find all the golf, dining and entertainment that you would hope for in a vacation experience.

As you are planning your next outdoor vacation, take a look at the Land Between the Lakes. Once you see all the area has to offer, LBL will find its way onto your destination short list.

Using Filters for Dramatic Effects in Fall Creek Falls Photography

September 6, 2026January 31, 2024 by Fall Creek Falls Guide
Fall Creek Falls State Park Photos

If you’ve ever visited Fall Creek Falls State Park, you know just how breathtakingly beautiful it is. From the towering waterfalls to the lush greenery, every corner of the park is a photographer’s dream. But capturing the true essence of this natural wonder can be a challenge, especially when it comes to conveying the grandeur … Read more

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Composition Essentials: Framing Your Shots at Fall Creek Falls

September 6, 2026January 31, 2024 by Fall Creek Falls Guide
Fall Creek Falls State Park Photos

Imagine standing at the edge of Fall Creek Falls, camera in hand, ready to capture the breathtaking beauty of nature. The sound of rushing water fills the air as you look out onto the scenic landscape, adorned with vibrant colors and majestic waterfalls. You know that this moment is fleeting, and you want to make … Read more

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Night Photography at Fall Creek Falls: Unveiling the Night Sky

September 6, 2026January 31, 2024 by Fall Creek Falls Guide
Fall Creek Falls State Park Photos

Imagine the serene setting of Fall Creek Falls State Park in Tennessee. The sun begins to set, casting a warm glow over the scenic landscapes and stunning waterfalls. As the darkness envelops the park, a mystical transformation takes place. The stars come alive, painting the night sky with their celestial beauty. This is the perfect … Read more

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