The scenic high ridge tops, agricultural lands, and hardwood forests of the 200-acre conservation easement surrounding Caney Fork Bluffs can be viewed fronting the Caney Fork River for one mile along I-40 heading toward Knoxville. This specific area of mature native hardwood forests was identified by the TN Division of Natural Heritage for its unique habitat and as being home to a variety of rare or endangered species. Found within a 2 mile radius of the property, The State of Tennessee identified rare or endangered species including Harper’s Umbrella-plant, Water Stitchwort, Western Wallflower, Limestone Blue Star, Branching Whitlow-grass, Sooty Darter, Price’s Potato-bean, Spectaclecase, and Svenson’s Wild-rye.
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