That’s Pickwick Landing State Park in Counce, Tennessee – a 1,416-acre paradise of shimmering waters, verdant forests, and outdoor adventures that somehow remains one of the Volunteer State’s best-kept secrets. Nestled in the southwestern corner of Tennessee where the state cozies up to Mississippi and Alabama, Pickwick Landing State Park sits majestically along the shores of Pickwick Lake, a 43,000-acre reservoir created by the damming of the Tennessee River. The iconic arch entrance to Pickwick Landing State Park promises adventures that Instagram filters simply can’t enhance. The centerpiece of the park is undoubtedly Pickwick Lake, a vast expanse of blue that stretches as far as the eye can see. “And on your left, you’ll see why I have the best job in Tennessee.” Park rangers sharing their passion makes every trail more meaningful.