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Wood Thrush Ridge is overnight lodging for birders and nature lovers, and sits atop 40 acres of secluded Tennessee woodland. Beautiful trees and breathtaking views create a tranquil setting for a relaxing escape into nature. There is a ridge-top orchard, stream-side walking trails, meadow paths, and a 9-acre private lake to add to the outdoor therapy that Wood Thrush Ridge has to offer. Inside, the guest rooms are designed for the naturalist and ensure cozy comfort. Bird and botany books, a crackling fire, shade-grown coffee and homemade banana-nut bread…come and stay awhile at Wood Thrush Ridge.
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A Message From the Innkeeper |
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“Wood Thrush Ridge is a soulful piece of the planet that I am so privileged to call my home. I want to share this land with other nature lovers; the great-horned owls wake me on winter mornings…the yellow trillium blanket a springtime ravine…the wood thrush songs are so thick in the summertime dusk that I can’t sort them all out…I smile at the sound of fall’s first white-throated sparrow…the winter wren darts past me on my winter walk…every day holds nature’s wonders. Come and stay at Wood Thrush Ridge…I’ll make a bonfire in the orchard and tell you where all the birds of Tennessee can be found."
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| Janet Lee ~ Innkeeper | |
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 THE GROUNDS
The 40 acres of Wood Thrush Ridge
are primed for optimal bird habitat
and conservation. An abundance of
Tennessee’s avifauna makes use of
the grounds in every season,
providing great birding and feeder
watching. Butterflies and
dragonflies can be found in the
summertime meadows, and there is a
tremendous diversity of Tennessee
wildflowers, offering great
botanizing and photography in the
spring, summer, and fall.
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Your are guest number
since April 7, 2006.
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