u/BearCat1478

No idea why. News still looking into it.

"Dr. Travis Taylor spent 35 years inside classified defense programs. Then the government made him chief scientist of its UFO task force and sent him to Skinwalker Ranch. What he found there took him straight to the Pentagon. We get into black holes, Tesla's hidden lab, Art Bell's mystery metal, and the experiments nobody can explain. By the end, you'll understand why he says: "I'm not an experiencer. I'm a knower."

My husband and I want to stay in a cabin or tiny home with a hot tub for our 10th anniversary, and every one here after, located in and or nearby a state park we've not yet visited. I've found a lodge with a cabin, The Smokehouse, in Mounteagle, that fits our needs. It's the surrounding activities that I'm curious about how accessable they are for someone that walks with a cane and can't really climb. South Cumberland State Park, Savage Gulf and Fiery Gizzard, etc. I'll definitely do my due diligence in research but I figured asking here as well could help. Easy hikes are usually not a problem.