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Bring your own canoes and kayaks and paddle the Mousetail water trails.

There is a boat launch area at the park. This area provides boat access, courtesy pier, Spring Creek campground and fishing from the banks of the Tennessee River. The boat launch area is located approximately 1/2 mile south of the main entrance of the park.

The swimming beach area is open year-round and is located on the Spring Creek embayment, a branch of the Tennessee River. Swimming is at your own risk as there are no lifeguards on duty. A small stream at the entrance of the park is enjoyable for small children and adults to wade in with its cold, clear water.

Mousetail Landing has several hiking trails of all difficulties.

A series of mountain bike trails weave through a hilly section of the park.  Very steep climbs and great downhills make this system of trails a must ride.

The park is located on the Tennessee River between mile marker 131 and 133 and provides excellent boating, fishing, skiing and other water recreation activities.