16th Annual Trails and Trilliums Festival
April 12-14, 2019 at the South Cumberland State Park Visitor Center
Celebrating the Natural Wonder of the South Cumberland Plateau
Trails & Trilliums 2018 was made possible with a generous contribution from...
Trails and Trilliums is a multi-day celebration of Spring, featuring expertly-guided hikes on many of the South Cumberland State Park's most scenic trails. The festival offers a full slate of nature-themed speakers and workshops, art and craft vendors, plus family-oriented activities for children. The always-popular Wine & Wildflowers reception and fund-raiser is celebrated on Saturday evening of Trails & Trilliums weekend.
Expertly-guided Hikes are scheduled throughout the weekend.
Shuttle service from the SCSP Visitor Center to the trailhead is offered for many hikes.
2018's slate of Speakers and Workshops, as well as family activities for the kids,
were held on the grounds of the South Cumberland State Park Visitor Center,
on US 41, four miles east of I-24 (exit 134) in Monteagle, Tennessee.
Family activities at the Visitor Center usually take place on Saturday of Trails & Trilliums weekend.
The activities are generally accompanied by music, food, and a variety of artists and craft vendors offering works for sale.
Family Fun activities were made possible through the generosity of Doug Ferris and John D. Canale.
The Wine and Wildflowers Celebration generally takes place on Saturday evening of Trails & Trilliums weekend.
In 2018, Wine and Wildflowers was proudly presented by Tower Community Bank.
All proceeds from ticket, food, art and merchandise sales benefit the Friends of South Cumberland State Park,
a volunteer-driven, non-profit organization, working in support of the Park.
2018's Trails and Trilliums festival was made possible with support from Lodge Cast Iron.
We'll see you at Trails & Trilliums 2019!
Expertly-guided Hikes are scheduled throughout the weekend.
Shuttle service from the SCSP Visitor Center to the trailhead is offered for many hikes.
2018's slate of Speakers and Workshops, as well as family activities for the kids,
were held on the grounds of the South Cumberland State Park Visitor Center,
on US 41, four miles east of I-24 (exit 134) in Monteagle, Tennessee.
Family activities at the Visitor Center usually take place on Saturday of Trails & Trilliums weekend.
The activities are generally accompanied by music, food, and a variety of artists and craft vendors offering works for sale.
Family Fun activities were made possible through the generosity of Doug Ferris and John D. Canale.
The Wine and Wildflowers Celebration generally takes place on Saturday evening of Trails & Trilliums weekend.
In 2018, Wine and Wildflowers was proudly presented by Tower Community Bank.
All proceeds from ticket, food, art and merchandise sales benefit the Friends of South Cumberland State Park,
a volunteer-driven, non-profit organization, working in support of the Park.
2018's Trails and Trilliums festival was made possible with support from Lodge Cast Iron.
We'll see you at Trails & Trilliums 2019!
Special thanks to the people and organizations from our community who have so generously helped the Friends with T&T in 2018:
Tennessee State Parks | appearance by "Ramble", the TNSP mascot
Coalmont, Tennessee Fire Department Captain Gene Richards and the Coalmont High Angle Team | Zip line
Joseph Sumpter and his team at Joseph's Remodeling Solutions, Sewanee, TN | mobile restroom facility and electrical infrastructure
Babb Lumber, Ringgold, Georgia | wood slabs for signage
Bruno Durant and his team at Silver Bait, Altamont, Tennessee | worm castings for teaching garden
Heart in Hand, Critters Hollow Ranch & Rescue, McMinnville, Tennessee | farm animals for the Critter Castle
Morton Memorial United Methodist Church, Monteagle, Tennessee | seating for event operations
Clifftops Community | Tent for Critter Castle
South Cumberland Chamber of Commerce | Activity Tents
Dubose Conference Center | Pavilion for Grundy County Schools & Camp Discover picnic lunch
South Cumberland VISTAs | Teaching Garden preparation and logistical support
Tennessee State Parks | appearance by "Ramble", the TNSP mascot
Coalmont, Tennessee Fire Department Captain Gene Richards and the Coalmont High Angle Team | Zip line
Joseph Sumpter and his team at Joseph's Remodeling Solutions, Sewanee, TN | mobile restroom facility and electrical infrastructure
Babb Lumber, Ringgold, Georgia | wood slabs for signage
Bruno Durant and his team at Silver Bait, Altamont, Tennessee | worm castings for teaching garden
Heart in Hand, Critters Hollow Ranch & Rescue, McMinnville, Tennessee | farm animals for the Critter Castle
Morton Memorial United Methodist Church, Monteagle, Tennessee | seating for event operations
Clifftops Community | Tent for Critter Castle
South Cumberland Chamber of Commerce | Activity Tents
Dubose Conference Center | Pavilion for Grundy County Schools & Camp Discover picnic lunch
South Cumberland VISTAs | Teaching Garden preparation and logistical support
