Red Clay State Historic Park is located in Cleveland, Tennessee, and serves as a significant site for the Cherokee people. The park preserves the history of the Cherokee Nation and the events leading up to the Trail of Tears, where many Native Americans were forcibly removed from their lands. Visitors to the park can explore various trails, picnic areas, and historical exhibits. The park also features a visitor center that provides educational resources about the Cherokee culture and history. It is a peaceful place for reflection and learning about the impact of history on Native American communities.