Uncover one of Tennessee’s most fascinating hidden treasures at Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park in Manchester. This scenic and historically rich park is built around the remnants of a 2,000-year-old Native American ceremonial site, making it a must-visit for travelers drawn to both the outdoors and ancient history.

Follow the 1.4-mile Enclosure Trail along towering stone walls and past stunning river views, including waterfalls and the rushing waters of the Duck and Little Duck Rivers. Additional hiking trails wind through the forest and along the riverbanks, offering serene spots for picnics, photography, and wildlife watching.

Inside the museum and visitor center, interpretive exhibits help bring the site’s ancient ceremonial significance to life. Staff and signage throughout the park provide insight into the area's Native American history and archaeological importance.

Visitors can enjoy shaded picnic areas, riverside campsites, and a quiet, well-maintained campground perfect for tents and RVs. With its unique combination of natural beauty and cultural heritage, Old Stone Fort offers an unforgettable experience just minutes from downtown Manchester.