| State Natural Area (Link) |
County |
Description |
|---|
| Burgess Falls |
Putnam, White |
Burgess Falls is a 200-acre natural area in Putnam and White Counties and is located approximately thirteen miles southwest of Cookeville. Burgess Falls lies on the rugged dissected eastern edge of the Eastern Highland Rim. |
| May Prairie |
Coffee |
May Prairie is a 346-acre natural area in Coffee County. The most impressive feature at May Prairie is the open grassland community that protrudes into the surrounding oak forest where the oak barrens begin. |
| Morrison Meadow |
Warren |
Morrison Meadows is a 20-acre natural area in Warren County on Sunny Acres Road off Hwy 55. This site on the Eastern Highland Rim is an excellent example of a once extensive wetland prairie/barrens complex. |
| Short Springs |
Coffee |
Short Springs is a 420-acre natural area located in Coffee County approximately three and a half miles northeast of Tullahoma. The natural area provides an excellent contrast between Highland Rim and Central Basin geology and vegetation. |
| Window Cliffs |
Putnam |
Window Cliffs is a 275-acre state natural area designated in 2014. It is located in southern Putnam County approximately 18 miles south of Cookeville near Burgess Falls State Natural Area. |