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How can communities of the southern
Cumberland Plateau increase the economic benefits of tourism
generated by South Cumberland State Park, Tennessee’s largest
wilderness state park?
That's the focus of Cumberland Wild II, set for July 14 in Beersheba
Springs. It will be a day for the whole family, with outdoor
activities, music, exhibits by local artists and craft people, and a
forum on the subject at 2:30.
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8:00 – Big Creek
Rim Trail hike – leaving from Stone Door ranger station, 7 mi.
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9:00 – Rappelling
at the Great Stone Door, sponsored by the Grundy County High
Angle Rescue Team
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9:30 – Big Bluff
Overlook hike – leaving from Greeter Falls parking lot, 2.5 mi.
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10:00 -- Arts in
the Park, a drawing and painting workshop, sponsored by the
Grundy County Arts Council. Meet at the Stone Door ranger
station
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10:00 – 2:30
Crafts, music, exhibits, workshops, food, children’s activities
at the Beersheba Springs Hotel
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10:30 – Great
Stone Door hike – leaving from Stone Door ranger station, 2 mi.
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10:30 – Throwing
Down country and rock band at the Beersheba Springs Hotel
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