opposum, raccoons, snakes, rabbits, squirrels, Canada geese, blue heron, white heron and an occasional glimpse of a yearly visit from our favorite bald eagle.
Although the parks name would indicate that it is located on a mountain, it is actually located at the base of the mountain. While it is a small park, most any visitor will agree, it is one of our most beautiful parks.

Cove Lake State Park's 673 acres are situated in a beautiful mountain valley setting on the eastern edge of the Cumberland Mountains. There are scenic nature trails and bike trails leading through the open grasslands and woodlands. In the winter, several hundred Canada Geese make this lakeshore their feeding ground. Nearby is the Devil's Race Trace whose steep pinnacle rock affords a panoramic view.

and Energy will tell you the story of the atomic age and the role it played.
Birthplace of Alvin C. York, America's most decorated World War 1 soldier, is just two hours to the west. If you're lucky, you'll be greeted and provided a tour by Park Ranger Andy York, son of Alvin. His personal accounts are priceless.

located on Highway  61, 12 miles east of I-75.
Volunteers are always welcome at the park to assist with special events, help with trail maintenance and litter pick-up. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer please call the park at 865-992-5523 for more information. 

the Great Smoky Mountains, and from its observation tower one has a commanding view of the surrounding region. The Cumberland Plateau, Tennessee Ridge and Valley, and the Great Smoky Mountians are plainly visible on a clear day. In winter, the mountain peaks are often capped with snow or ice while the lower valleys remain unadorned, thus giving the parks namesake, Frozen Head.
The parks lush vegetation, small streams, waterfalls and beautiful mountains make Frozen Head one of Tennessee's most scenic parks. There are over 50 miles of foot trails which meander throughout the natural area, passing by waterfalls, rock shelters and giant mountain-top cap rocks.