Savage Gulf State Park is a state park in southern Middle Tennessee, United States. Spanning 19,000 acres, it has been named as a National Natural Landmark. It was created in 2022 after being separated from South Cumberland State Park, which it had been part of for many years.

From Savage Gulf State Park

"The park, featuring one of Tennessee’s most scenic wilderness areas, includes the nearly 19,000-acre Savage Gulf State Natural Area. The park offers approximately 60 miles of hiking to remarkable vistas, waterfalls, and historical locations such as the Stagecoach Road."