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The park pays homage to the veterans from all U.S. wars and conflicts by displaying a series of markers along the wooded trail. Special monuments are on site for Vietnam War Veterans and a heart felt poem for soldiers. The park is well lit and features picnic tables, benches and restrooms. Bring a picnic and enjoy the scenery! In addition to the original trail an extension has been added. This earth friendly meandering trail offers a scenic respite to both nature and exercise enthusiasts.

Description: Restrooms/Open play areas/Playground/Fishing/Picnic areas & tables/Walking trails/Walk bridge over creek/30.0 Acres.

Description: 1 Mile Walking Trail/Picnic Areas/ADA Accessible Playground/Restrooms/Boat Ramp to Cumberland River/As the River Flows Museum depicting Clarksville's river history./15.0 Acres.

Description: 50 Meter swimming pool/water slide/bathhouse/Baby pool/2 soccer practice fields/Playground/2 picnic pavilions/Picnic tables/Open space/basketball pad/benches/1/2-mile walking trail/10.1 Acres.

Description: Off-Leash Dog Park/Bark Park/Soccer Fields/8 lighted Softball & Baseball Fields/Concession/Restroom Building/Playground Equipment/Skatepark/Basketball Courts/3 Pavilions/Picnic Tables/104.0 Acres.

Description: Lake Barkley State Resort Park rests on the shores of oneof the world's largest man-made lakes, over 57,500 acres,and provides an array of outdoor and indoor activities.The fitness center features an indoor wellness pool toenjoy fun and fitness throughout the year.

Description: Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park is surrounded byperhaps the most beautiful woods in Western Kentucky.Named for the tiny Pennyroyal plant found in the area, thepark is the perfect back-to-nature hideaway in the midst ofa secluded, lush forest. Let nature refresh and renew yoursenses as the backdrop for your favorite pastimes

Description: Mammoth Cave National Park preserves the cave system and a part of the Green River valley and hilly country of south central Kentucky. This is the world's longest known cave system, with more than 390 miles explored. Early guide Stephen Bishop called the cave a "grand, gloomy and peculiar place," but its vast chambers and complex labyrinths have earned its name-Mammoth.

Description: Plant life is extremely diverse and ranges from sun-loving species to those that grow in dense shade. Tree cover dominates the publicly owned acreage, and is a significant component on privately owned lands. Oak-hickory is the predominant timber type, however, many other commercially important timber species also occupy significant acreages. More than 500 wildlife species can be found within the Forest, including 48 mammals, 237 birds, 52 reptiles, 57 amphibians, and 109 species of fish. There are seven federally-listed threatened and endangered species inhabiting the Forest, as well as 33 species which are considered regionally sensitive, and 114 Forest-listed species.

Description: The lake is enclosed by dramatic 50-foot sandstone bluffs rising above the water's edge and surrounded by hardwood forests. Discover the beautiful landscape of Lake Malone State Park on the 1.5-mile Laurel Trail or the .25-mile Wildflower Trail. These easy-rated hiking trails provide picturesque views of many rock walls, once used as shelters by Native Americans. Mountain laurel, holly, dogwood and wildflowers provide a rich tapestry of native flora. Natural wonders abound in this secluded wilderness!