Outdoors

West Tennessee state park in Chester County with forested trails, Lake Placid, cabins, camping and horseback riding.

Civil War historic park on the Chickasaw Bluffs of the Mississippi River with trails, camping, fishing and a museum.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service refuge along the Hatchie River with bottomland hardwood forest, trails and wildlife viewing.

65-acre nature center operated by MoSH with trails, a lake boardwalk and native wildlife in East Memphis.

Tennessee state park on the Mississippi River bluffs north of Memphis with hiking, biking and horse trails, lakes, cabins and camping.

Locally owned Memphis outdoor gear and apparel store for camping, hiking and paddling.

Historic 342-acre Midtown park with an old-growth forest, Rainbow Lake, Greensward and trails, managed by Overton Park Conservancy.

One of the largest urban parks in the country, with lakes, trails, the Shelby Farms Greenline, bison and an off-leash dog park.

State park in southwest Memphis with trails, camping, golf and the Chucalissa archaeological site area; Shelby Bluff Center hosts events.

Nonprofit protecting the Wolf River and its watershed, offering paddles, hikes and the Wolf River Greenway.