Donate to the Tennessee Park Rangers Association

The Horton 100 would not be possible without our Tennessee Park Rangers. Those of [+more] you that have ridden the BRAT or Horton 100 before know what a huge role they play. Our Rangers volunteer their time to patrol our routes in an effort to keep our riders as safe as possible. Not only are they law enforcement officers, but most have medical training. They are ready to help riders with anything from dehydration, to handling problems on the route, to providing evening entertainment such as recreational canoe floats. They volunteer at the Horton 100 because our riders are awesome and so they will become eligible for scholarship opportunities.

The TPRA is dedicated to promoting professionalism and raising hiring standards, improving communications, upgrading working conditions, supporting and participating in active training programs, and addressing common concerns among the members of the Tennessee Park Rangers Association and those individuals representing Tennessee State Parks.