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It's one of the oldest traditions at Reelfoot, or for any of Tennessee's state parks for that matter, and is truly a must for anyone who enjoys Reelfoot Lake. Since 1961, cruise boats piloted by experienced naturalists have provided the best way to view Reelfoot's most interesting areas without fishing or duck hunting. The cruise tours the islands, flooded timber and lily pads while State Park naturalists provide insight and information about all aspects of the lake. It's a great opportunity to view birds, including Great Blue Herons and the occasional Bald Eagle, as well as the diverse aquatic plants. You might even see a snake or two. Take it from someone who has taken the cruise, it's something you will never forget. It's been almost 25 years since I took my first cruise and I still remember it well. So, make the time, get the family together, and take a relaxing trip around Reelfoot. You won't regret it. May: Pontoon Boat Cruises: guided scenic boat cruises to observe birds and natural beauty of Reelfoot Lake from one up to three hours. Additional weekend trips at 1:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. weekend afternoon trips last about 1.0 hours. June, July, August: Sunset Boat Cruise: This cruise is an opportunity to experience the serenity of beautiful Reelfoot Lake. Reservations Required. Saturday evenings or scheduled for groups. Reserve your tours on www.tnstateparks.com
Fall Color Boat Cruises: Weekends only! Enjoy the beautiful fall colors
and observe a variety of migratory birds on special pontoon boat
cruises. Water level permitting.
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