University of Tennessee Arboretum

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+1 (865) 483-3571

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901 S Illinois Ave

Oak Ridge, TN 37830

+1 (865) 483-3571

http://utarboretum.tennessee.edu

The University of Tennessee Arboretum in Oak Ridge, TN is a serene botanical garden that serves as a living laboratory for education and research.

Visitors can explore a diverse collection of native plants and trees while enjoying the peaceful surroundings and educational programs offered by the arboretum.

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5.04 reviews

Ashley L.

8/11/2024

The UT Arboretum is my second favorite place to go walking in Oak Ridge, only second to the walking path by the marina because of the views of the lake. The arboretum is beautiful,...

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Lindsay H.

4/16/2023

I agree with Paisley that this is an amazing spot to start your plant and tree education. Many maps and info posters are located in the entry building, which is nice. There are areas to grab...

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Greg W.

6/7/2023

What an amazing place to get away and get a short hike in. We came here on a Sunday afternoon just to see what was blooming and take a walk. This place never fails. Plenty of trails to explore,...

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Paisley T.

4/17/2015

Beautiful spot. Well taken care of. I enjoy the trails here in this tucked-away sanctuary. The canopy provides lots of shade as you walk along the paths and the pools of water make for a great...

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