Fall in Morgan County: Festivals, Tours and Campfire Fun

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Wartburg, TN - The leaves are turning across the Cumberland Mountains, and there's plenty to do around Wartburg this fall. The season got off to a great start on October 10, when the 45th annual Heritage Day at Frozen Head State Park drew visitors from all over. Here are a few more ways to enjoy autumn in Morgan County.

Stonecipher Kelly Homeplace Tour - Friday, Oct. 23

Step back in time at Frozen Head State Park with a guided tour of the historic Stonecipher Kelly Homeplace from 2 to 3 PM. The tour is free, but registration is required, so sign up through Frozen Head State Park before you go.

Sunbright Fall Festival - Saturday, Oct. 24

Our neighbors in Sunbright are hosting their Fall Festival at City Park, 120 Melton Drive, starting at 4:30 PM. Enjoy a car show, a bluegrass jam from 4:30 to 7:30 PM, vendors at 5 PM, a costume contest at 6 PM, trick-or-treating from 6:30 to 7:30 PM, and live music by Ethan Lively at 8 PM.

Cryptids & Campfires - Saturday, Oct. 31

Gather around the fire at Frozen Head State Park from 6:30 to 8 PM for spooky-fun stories about the legendary creatures of the mountains. The cost is $2 per person, and sign-up is required through the park.

Make a Day of It in Wartburg

Wartburg is the perfect home base for fall adventures. Hike the trails at Frozen Head, take in the views along the Obed, stop by our local shops and restaurants, and don't miss Trunk or Treat on the Courthouse Lawn on Halloween night.

Contact

For more about visiting Wartburg, call City Hall at (423) 346-2323.