Boating In Tennessee
Tennessee is one of the nation's leading states offering
recreational waterways, and most "Volunteer State" residents
will at some time take advantage of this tremendous opportunity. To help keep your outing safe, enjoyable and "a day to remember" there are some things
to consider before you go boating in Tennessee.
Any Tennessee resident born after January 1, 1989 must show the TWRA-issued wallet Boating Safety Education Certificate as proof of successful completion of the TWRA
Boating Safety exam.
Tennessee Boating Information
Boating Safety Education
Boating Safety Education
West Tennessee Classes
Middle Tennessee Classes
Cumberland Plateau Classes
East Tennessee Classes
Where To Launch Your Boat
Boat Registrations
Regulations and Safety Concerns
Boating Regulations
Lighting
Waterway Navigation
Preventing Boat Theft
Safety Tips
Boating Equipment
Safety Hazards
Requirements Chart for Your Boat
Wear It Tennessee Summer 2011!
Look for the Wear It boat on Old Hickory, Percy Priest, and KY lakes this summer. Flag the Wear It Crew down and talk to them about life jackets.
Get the crew's calendar of events
Publications 
Related Links
- Wear It Tennessee
- Tennessee State Parks
- Tennessee Clean Vessel Act Program
- TN Boating Infrastructure Grant (BIG) Program
- Tennessee Marina Association
- Tennessee Scenic Rivers Association
- National Association Boating Law Administrators
- National Water Safety Congress
- National Safe Boating Council
- United States Coast Guard
