Want to Get Involved?
Welcome to the heart of the Tennessee RiverLine community! We're delighted to have you contribute to the vitality of this remarkable regional trail system. There are several ways you can get involved and make a meaningful impact on this exciting journey.
Donate
Your support for the Tennessee RiverLine makes a direct impact on our community outreach and programming efforts. This includes crucial initiatives like the Tennessee RiverTowns Program and the Paddlesports Leadership Academy. Your contribution plays a vital role in advancing the shared vision for North America's next great regional trail system, supporting essential infrastructure projects, and ensuring access to free paddling events with equipment for those who do not own their own. Make a donation through our fiscal agent, UT Foundation*.
Purchase Tennessee RiverLine Merchandise
The official gear of the Tennessee RiverLine is available for purchase in our online store and at the Student Union VolShop on the Knoxville campus. Featuring Columbia apparel and Yeti and Nalgene drinkware, our merchandise is a perfect companion for your outdoor adventures.
Plan Your Journey
Whether you are planning the hero’s journey of 652 miles, a weekend adventure, or a single-day excursion, our interactive planning map will help you locate important locations such as boat launches, carry-ins, campgrounds, parks, and outfitters. In addition, we have recommended itineraries of varying lengths, packing lists, safety resources, and other helpful trip-planning tools.
Volunteer with Your Local Leadership Team
Are you a resident of one of the Tennessee RiverTowns Program communities? Do you want to volunteer to develop the Tennessee RiverLine in your area? Each community has a Local Leadership Team that is responsible for advocating, marketing, and developing the Tennessee RiverLine. If you are interested in joining the journey, email info@tnriverline.org and we will connect you with the Local Leadership Team in your community.
Participate in an Event
Join in on one of the many events happening along all 652 miles of the Tennessee RiverLine. Follow our social platforms or visit our Event Calendar to stay up to date on opportunities to paddle, hike, learn about the river’s ecosystem, assist with clean up, and more!
Photo by Responsible Stewardship
*The University of Tennessee, Knoxville is the financial agent for the Tennessee RiverLine. Its non-profit organization, the UT Foundation, has graciously agreed to accept financial contributions electronically on our behalf.