95K views · 617 reactions | ☀️☀️☀️ Summer time at Windrock Park is incredible! Whether you're on 2 wheels or 4 wheels, 2 legs or 4 legs (just kidding), you have more than 73,000 acres and 314 miles of trails to explore in Oliver Springs, Tennessee! We have cabins, RV sites, and campground sites available for the absolute TIME OF YOUR LIFE, only at Windrock Park! Book your summer adventure NOW at windrockpark.com! If you have the guts, of course. | Windrock Park | Facebook

68K views · 695 reactions | Check out this video to learn about the P1 closure and how you can better maneuver around the Park for the next several weeks on Mondays through Thursdays. P1 closure will start on Tuesday, September 24th | Windrock Park | Facebook

The Brushy mountain state penitentiary was established after the Coal Creek war in 1981, a lockout of coal mine workers in Coal Creek and Briceville, Tennessee. Here, there was no hope - and no escape... ⛓️ Learn more with #MysteriesOfTheAbandoned, new at 8p ET on Discovery. | Discovery

Country music star Jamey Johnson and Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary owner Pete Waddington lead the way to RM Brooks Store in Rugby in the inaugural Sheriff Wayne Potter Memorial Ride to benefit pancreatic cancer research. | Weco Radio Station

Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary stands as a testament to a harsh past, its foreboding stone walls built by the hands of its own inmates starting in the 1920s to replace the original 1896 wooden structure. The prison, dubbed "The End of the Line," housed some of the state's most notorious criminals, including James Earl Ray, whose unsuccessful 1977 escape attempt added to the penitentiary's grim legacy. Beyond the famous inmates and brutal conditions, the prison is steeped in stories of parano