Flying a drone at Radnor Lake State Natural Area, Nashville
Can you fly a drone here?
No. Radnor Lake is a state natural area, and its rules prohibit drones and other remote-controlled devices. Tennessee State Parks bans drones in state parks and state natural areas except in rare circumstances.
- Status
- No-fly
- Airspace
- Class E
- LAANC
- Required
- Land manager
- Tennessee State Parks (TDEC)
Drone rules at Radnor Lake State Natural Area
- Radnor Lake's rules prohibit the use of drones or other remote-controlled devices.
- Tennessee State Parks prohibits drone use in state parks and state natural areas except in rare circumstances.
Nearby restrictions
- Inside Nashville Class E surface airspace. You need FAA authorization before flying.
- Check for temporary flight restrictions (TFRs) in a LAANC or B4UFLY app before every flight.
Sources
↗ Radnor Lake rules and regulations↗ Tennessee State Parks: photography and drone policy↗ FAA UAS Facility Map dataRadnor Lake State Natural Area drone FAQ
Can you fly a drone at Radnor Lake State Natural Area?
No. Radnor Lake is a state natural area, and its rules prohibit drones and other remote-controlled devices. Tennessee State Parks bans drones in state parks and state natural areas except in rare circumstances.