Radnor Lake State Park Reopens After Tennessee Ice Storm

The popular Nashville-area park was closed for several weeks due to damage from the severe weather.

Published on Mar. 3, 2026

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Radnor Lake State Park in Nashville, Tennessee has reopened to the public after being forced to close for several weeks due to damage sustained from a devastating winter ice storm that hit the region.

Why it matters

Radnor Lake is one of the most popular outdoor recreation areas in the Nashville metropolitan area, attracting thousands of visitors each year to hike its trails and enjoy the natural scenery. The extended closure due to storm damage had a significant impact on the local community and economy.

The details

The ice storm that struck Tennessee in late February caused widespread power outages and downed trees throughout the Radnor Lake State Park area. Park officials had to close the facility for several weeks to assess the damage and clear debris before it could safely reopen to the public.

The ice storm that forced the park's closure occurred in late February 2026.
Radnor Lake State Park reopened to the public on March 3, 2026.

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