Sewanee, TN

Sewanee's Gothic architecture and 13,000-acre campus create a medieval atmosphere atop the Cumberland Plateau. Explore the cathedral-like All Saints' Chapel and hike to the Memorial Cross for breathtaking valley views.

This Gil Hanse-designed 9-hole course offers challenging play amid Tennessee's mountain plateau scenery. Enjoy rolling fairways and natural beauty, then relax at the Green's View Grill after your round.

Nestled on the University of the South campus, Lake Cheston offers a serene escape with its swimming dock and forested surroundings. Enjoy the flat lakeside trail or pack a picnic for the pavilion.

This wooded campus green space features Sewanee's unique International Frisbee Golf Course, using trees as targets instead of baskets. Experience this natural "Frolfing" course amid the scenic landscape.

This 25-foot sandstone arch spans 50 feet across, framing spectacular views of Lost Cove's karst landscape. Follow the brief, well-marked trail through lush forest for a tranquil escape on the Cumberland Plateau.

This 60-foot limestone cross honors those who served in American wars since WWI. Enjoy panoramic valley views at sunset when the illuminated monument creates a powerful scene against the darkening sky.

This community playground in Sewanee offers modern equipment for children of all ages in a peaceful setting. Families can enjoy picnics under shade trees while watching little ones explore the well-designed play spaces.

This historic ravine garden, created by professor Abbott Martin in the 1940s, winds through the University of the South campus. Stone bridges span streams amid seasonal wildflowers and towering trees.