Family tradition has you lugging strands of lights out to the pine tree that you helped plant when you were a kid. But this year the ladder doesn't quite reach the top, and you're going to have to buy some more lights. For every tree seedling you plant, you'll also get to take one home to your own neighborhood. If they take a vested interest in this park now, their future families will be able to enjoy nature here for generations to come. In cooperation with Governor Don Sundquist's Tennessee Looks Good to Me initiative, participants may officially register the trees they plant and become part of the One in a Million campaign.
Volunteers are to meet at the park's marina.
Some digging tools will be provided, but you may also bring your own. To get to Warriors Path State Park from Interstate 81, take exit 59. Travel north on Route 36 and turn right on Hemlock Road and continue to the park entrance. Tennessee's 54 State Parks offer diverse opportunities for individuals, families, or business and professional groups. State parks features range from pristine natural areas to 18-hole championship golf courses.