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Download the FREE Travel Southeast Tennessee mobile app to discover off-the-beaten-path travel adventures and destinations in Southeast Tennessee.
Y O U R P O C K E T T R A V E L G U I D E
TravelS O U T H E A S T T E N N E S S E E
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Tennessee State Largemouth Record
Official Weight
15 lbs 3 oz
Caught by Gabe Keen
on Lake Chickamauga
February 13, 2015
P H O T O S : ( F R O N T C O V E R ) S T O N E D O O R O V E R L O O K I N S O U T H C U M B E R L A N D S TAT E PA R K B Y J I M C A L D W E L L . ( T O P R I G H T ) R I C H E Y R I D G E F A L L S I N S O D D Y- D A I S Y.
Come explore Southeast Tennessee’s scenic landscape and enjoy our rivers and mountains, local food and farms, Civil War and Native American History, regional music and art, one of a kind festivals, and religious heritage.
Plan your travel adventure in Southeast Tennessee at SOUTHEASTTENNESSEE.COM.
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A Q U A T I C E X P L O R A T I O N S
T E N N E S S E E AQ UA R I U M1 Broad St., Chattanooga, TN | 800-262-0695
T N A Q U A . O R G
Take a remarkable journey from the mountains to the sea at the Tennessee
Aquarium, voted the best aquarium in America for overall guest satisfaction.
T E N N E S S E E R I V E R G O R G E E X P LO R E R1 Broad Street, Chattanooga, TN | 4 2 3 - 2 6 5 - 0 6 9 8
T N AQ U A . O R G / P L A N -YO U R - V I S I T / R I V E R - G O R G E - E X P LO R E R
Experience Tennessee’s stunning River Gorge during a two-hour cruise on
the Tennessee River.
S O U T H E R N B E L L E R I V E R B OAT201 Riverfront Pkwy.
Chattanooga, TN | 423-266-4488
C H A T T A N O O G A R I V E R B O A T . C O M
Enjoy dinner cruises, daily lunch cruises, and daytime sightseeing trips
along the scenic Tennessee River.
G U I D E D G R O U P S N O R K E L I N G TO U R S O N T H E H I WA S S E E A N D C O N A S AU G A R I V E R SCherokee National Forest | 423-496-0102 or 423-476-9751
Guided group tours for groups of 12 to 25 people (ages 12 years and older)
available with reservations.
G E O L O G I C E X P L O R A T I O N S
R AC C O O N M O U N TA I N C AV E R N S319 West Hills Dr., Chattanooga, TN | 423-821-9403
R A C C O O N M O U N T A I N . C O M
More than 5 ½ miles of passageways to explore. Wild Cave tours
also available.
R AC C O O N M O U N TA I N P U M P E D - STO R AG E FAC I L I T Y V I S I TO R C E N T E R319 West Hills Dr., Chattanooga, TN | 423-821-9403
T V A . G O V / E N E R G Y / O U R - P O W E R - S Y S T E M /
H Y D R O E L E C T R I C / R A C C O O N - M O U N T A I N
Packed with all-new interactive 3D exhibits, captivating videos and real
TVA artifacts, this new Visitor Center offers a first-hand look at how a
pumped-storage facility works, the history of TVA, and its impact on the
South. Free admission.
R O C K C I T Y G A R D E N S1400 Patten Rd., Lookout Mountain, GA | 706-820-2531
S E E R O C K C I T Y . C O M
Features massive ancient rock formations, gardens with over 400 native
plant species, and breathtaking “See 7 States” panoramic views.
R U BY FA L L S1720 S. Scenic Hwy., Lookout Mtn., TN | 423-821-2544
R U B Y F A L L S . C O M
See a 145-feet high underground waterfall in Chattanooga’s most historic
cave destination.
P H O T O : H I W A S S E E R I V E R R A I L A D V E N T U R E I N E T O W A H .
Family FunF U N F O R A L L A G E S I N S O U T H E A S T T E N N E S S E E
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G U T H R I E P U M P K I N FA R M & C O R N M A Z E490 County Rd. 67, Riceville, TN | 423-650-2939
T N P U M P K I N F A R M . C O MBring the family for fun farm activities including a hayride, corn maze, petting
barn, and more.
M AY F I E L D C O R N M A Z E & P U M P K I N PATC H257 TN-307 E., Athens, TN | 423-746-9859
M A Y F I E L D M A Z E . C O M
Corn maze, 10-acre pumpkin patch, hayrides, giant slide, kiddie zipline,
Halloween Haunted Trail and more.
M AY F I E L D DA I RY FA R M S - V I S I TO R C E N T E R4 Mayfield Ln., Athens, TN | 423-649-2653
M A Y F I E L D D A I R Y . C O M
Tour Mayfield’s milk and ice cream plant & enjoy the ice cream parlor afterward.
O L D M C D O N A L D ’ S FA R M16705 Coulterville Rd., Sale Creek, TN | 423-531-2676
O L D M C D O N A L D S F A R M . N E T
Corn maze, pumpkin patch, hayrides and more.
R I V E R M A Z E1371 US-64, Ocoee, TN | 423-650-0710
T H E R I V E R M A Z E . C O M
Corn maze, pumpkin patch, hayrides and more.
G A R D E N S
D E L A N O DAY L I L L I E S153 County Road 854, Delano, TN | 423-263-9323
D E L A N O D A Y L I L I E S . C O M
Four acres with over 1,400 varieties of daylilies during bloom season.
Open late May through early July.
REFLECTIONS RIDING ARBORETUM & NATURE CENTER400 Garden Rd., Chattanooga, TN | 423-821-1160
R E F L E C T I O N R I D I N G . O R G
Walking trails, wildlife exhibits, Discover Forest Treehouse, and educational
programs. Admission fee.
S U N S H I N E H O L LOW198 County Road 52, Athens, TN | 423-745-4289
S U N S H I N E H O L L O W . C O M
Visit the nursery and display gardens (open mid-April through July and
September-October) to enjoy 1750 varieties of daylilies, dahlias, roses and
hostas. Then enjoy bakery treats at Sunshine Hollow Bakery.
H O R S E B A C K R I D I N G
T E N N E S S E E D U D E & G U E ST R A N C H1050 Ray Hixson Rd., Dunlap, TN | 423-554-4677
T N H O R S E V A C A T I O N . C O M
Saddle up for a horse and cowboy adventure in the beautiful
Sequatchie Valley.
B L A N C H E M A N O R160 Blanche Manor Ln., Copperhill, TN | 706-455-7433
B L A N C H E M A N O R . C O M
Explore the mountains by saddle any time during the year.
FA L L C R E E K FA L L S R I D I N G STA B L E S2009 Village Camp Rd., Pikeville, TN | 423-881-5952
F A L L C R E E K F A L L S . O R G / H O R S E B A C K
Two-mile guided rides available, as well as trail rides (with reservations).
March-November.
C OW B OY C H U R C H O F T H E S E Q UATC H I E VA L L E Y AT T H E T E N N E S S E E G U E ST R A N C H1050 Ray Hixson Rd., Dunlap, TN | 423-554-4677
T N H O R S E V A C A T I O N . C O M
Pony rides, “chuck wagon chow,” music and fellowship on the second
Saturday of the month from April to November.
Our Ranch,Your Family,
Let 's Ride!
www.TNHorseVacation.com
Family Day RidesFarm Stays
Phone: 423-554-4677Ride TnHorseVacation.com@ Dude Ranch Vacations
& National Horse CampBook today... RIDE tomorrow!
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L A K E W I N N E P E S AU K A H A M U S E M E N T PA R K / S OA K YA WAT E R PA R K1730 Lakeview Dr., Rossville, GA | 706-866-5681
L A K E W I N N I E . C O M
Historic family-owned amusement park featuring roller coasters, a water park,
kids’ rides and more.
D R I V E - I N T H E A T E R S
S W I N G I N ’ M I DWAY D R I V E - I N T H E AT R E2131 TN-30 E., Athens, TN | 423-263-2632
S W I N G I N M I D W A Y D R I V E I N . C O M
Double features on one giant screen. Includes playground, concession stand
and restrooms.
W I L D E R N E S S O U T D O O R M OV I E T H E AT E R217 Old Hales Rd., Trenton, GA | 706-657-8411
W I L D E R N E S S T H E A T E R . C O M
Double features on two screens. Includes concession stand and restrooms.
D I S C G O L F
9 O N TO P D I S C G O L F C O U R S E1836 Taft Hwy., Signal Mountain, TN | 423-505-5605
A short and technical 9-hole course, all wooded with elevation, beginner
friendly, offering a unique environment for a game.
AT H E N S R E G I O N A L PA R K D I S C G O L F C O U R S E2405 Decatur Pike, Athens, TN | 423-744-2404
Long open holes, water hazard holes, and hilly wooded holes. Dual tees
and 9 holes with two baskets make 18-hole course.
C A M P J O R DA N323 Camp Jordan Pkwy., East Ridge, TN | 423-463-4391
E A S T R I D G E P A R K S A N D R E C . C O M
This 257-acre park features 13 ball fields, 19-hole disc golf course, sand
volleyball, fishing pond, 2-mile walking track, and more.
C A R V E R R E C C E N T E R D I S C G O L F C O U R S E600 N. Orchard Knob Ave., Chattanooga, TN | 423-505-5605
This 9-hole course is mainly open, mixed in with a walking track, and has
dual tees.
JOHNSTON WOODS RETREAT DISC GOLF COURSE298 Brymer Creek Rd., McDonald, TN | 423-476-5586
A short 9-hole course at a wooded, scenic church retreat center.
Open to the public Monday-Thursday from noon to dark.
P O R T L A N D PA R K D I S C G O L F C O U R S E409 Signal Mountain Rd., Chattanooga, TN | 423-757-5551
A small 9-hole course with mature oaks, mainly open, but trees in play on all
holes, and a couple tunnel shots for challenge.
S H E P H E R D R E C R E AT I O N C E N T E R D I S C G O L F C O U R S E2124 Shepherd Rd., Chattanooga, TN | 423-855-2697
A small 9-hole course offers some elevation, tight fairways, wooded property,
and good mid-range and putter opportunities.
S O U T H E R N A DV E N T I ST U N I V E R S I T Y D I S C G O L F C O U R S E4881 Taylor Cir., Collegedale, TN | 423-236-2850
This 14-hole course makes great use of the terrain while sharing space with
the school park’s amenities.
T H E S I N K S D I S C G O L F C O U R S E4502 North Access Rd., Hixson, TN | 423-266-2700
T H E S I N K S D I S C G O L F . C O M
This is a tight, wooded, technical 18-hole course featuring a 350-foot
driving range, and a putting practice green. Dog friendly.
SELF-GUIDED TRAVEL ADVENTURES ALONG THE TANASI & PIE IN THE SKY TRAILS
Tennessee has 16 self-guided explorations through all 95 counties of the state as part of the Discover Tennessee Trails & Byways program. Southeast Tennessee is home to two: the Pie in the Sky Trail and the Tanasi Trail.
Both trails begin in Chattanooga and wind throughout Southeast Tennessee, highlighting popular tourism stops, small towns, cultural heritage sites, outdoor recreation and off-the-beaten-path Tennessee experiences.
Maps and brochures for all 16 Tennessee trails and byways can be downloaded at www.tntrailsandbyways.com or picked up at any Tennessee Welcome Center. A free app for each trail is available for Android and iOS.
P H O T O S : ( T O P L E F T T O R I G H T ) D O W N T O W N P I K E V I L L E ; H I W A S S E E R I V E R B L U E W A Y ; B L A N C H E M A N O R I N C O P P E R H I L L ; D I S C O V E R Y F O R E S T
T R E E H O U S E A T R E F L E C T I O N R I D I N G A R B O R E T U M & N A T U R E C E N T E R I N C H A T T A N O O G A .
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A DV E N T U R E O F F R OA D PA R K1040 Ellis Cove Rd., South Pittsburg, TN | 423-582-7060
A D V E N T U R E O F F R O A D P A R K . C O M
500-acre tract of land dedicated to off-road experiences.
P R E N T I C E C O O P E R STAT E F O R E STChattanooga, TN, Prentice Cooper State Forest office located
off Suck Creek Drive on Suck Creek Mountain. 423-658-5551
Forest features 70 miles of dirt and gravel roads for mountain biking,
horseback riding, dirt biking and ATVs. Trail maps can be found at
cumberlandtrail.org.
T R I A L S T R A I N I N G C E N T E R300 Woodland Rd., Sequatchie, TN | 423-942-8688
T R I A L S T R A I N I N G C E N T E R . C O M
A motorcycle vacation destination offering training to improve riding
skills and techniques.
R A I L R O A D E X C U R S I O N S
H I WA S S E E R I V E R R A I L A DV E N T U R E727 Tennessee Ave., Etowah, TN | 800-397-5544
T V R A I L . C O M
Ride a vintage train through the scenic Hiwassee River Gorge. Half-day and
full-day trips.
T E N N E S S E E VA L L E Y R A I L R OA D M U S E U M4119 Cromwell Rd., Chattanooga, TN | 423-894-8028
T V R A I L . C O M
Historic railroad excursions offered throughout the Chattanooga
area and region.
R O C K C L I M B I N G
H I G H P O I N T C L I M B I N G S C H O O LChattanooga, TN | 760-920-5348
C L I M B C H A T T A N O O G A . C O M
Climbing guide service, coaching and classes.
H I G H P O I N T C L I M B I N G & F I T N E S S219 Broad St., Chattanooga, TN | 423-602-7625
H I G H P O I N T C L I M B I N G . C O M
Indoor rock-climbing gym featuring children’s climbing area and outdoor wall
in downtown Chattanooga.
T E N N E S S E E B O U L D E R AU T H O R I T Y ( T B A )3804 St. Elmo Ave., Chattanooga, TN | 423-822-6800
T B A G Y M . C O M
Chattanooga’s first indoor bouldering and rock-climbing facility.
Z I P L I N E S / S O A R I N G
C H AT TA N O O G A S K Y D I V I N G C O M PA N Y
300 Airport Rd., Jasper, TN | 855-776-5867
C H A T T A N O O G A S K Y D I V I N G C O M P A N Y . C O M
Tandem skydiving instruction in the beautiful Sequatchie Valley.
C H I L H OW E E G L I D E R P O R T8261 US-411 N., Benton, TN | 423-338-2000
C H I L H O W E E . C O M
Motorless flight over the beautiful Tennessee countryside.
LO O KO U T M O U N TA I N F L I G H T PA R K7201 Scenic Hwy., Rising Fawn, GA | 1-800-688-5637
H A N G L I D E . C O M
Hang gliding resort and school at the base of Lookout Mountain.
O C O E E R I V E R B A S I N C A N O P Y TO U R S AT W I L DWAT E R LT D4596 US-64 W. Ducktown, TN | 800-451-9972
W I L D W A T E R R A F T I N G . C O M / O C O Z I P . P H P
Nine zip line sections and three swinging sky bridges on this fully wooded
canopy tour.
OCOEE ZIPLINES & CANOPY TOUR AT RAFT ONE4599 US-64, Copperhill, TN | 888-723-8663
O C O E E Z I P L I N E S . C O M
Offering more than a mile of cable racing through the Cherokee
National Forest.
O C O E E Z I P Z1985 US-64, Benton, TN | 1-877-794-7947
O C O E E Z I P Z . C O M
Zip line and canopy tour adventure featuring seven zip lines.
R U BY FA L L S Z I P ST R E A M A E R I A L A DV E N T U R E1720 S. Scenic Hwy., Chattanooga, TN | 423-821-2544
R U B Y F A L L S Z I P . C O M
Suspended obstacle course, zip line adventure and climbing tower.
T H R I L L-A- M I N U T E S P O R T S1444 Window Rock Rd., Dunlap, TN | 423-949-3396
H A N G G L I D E T E N N E S S E E . C O M
Launch site offering tandem hang gliding flights
Z I P ST R E A M FA L L C R E E K FA L L S1997 Village Camp Rd., Pikeville, TN | 615-499-5779
Z I P S T R E A M F A L L C R E E K F A L L S . C O M
Zip line and ropes course near Fall Creek Falls State Park.
HistoryS O U T H E A S T T E N N E S S E E : A L A N D S C A P E S H A P E D B Y H I S T O R Y
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H I WA S S E E R I V E R H E R I TAG E C E N T E R8746 Hiwassee St., Charleston, TN | 423-665-3373
H I W A S S E E H E R I T A G E . C O M
Your passport to explore Cherokee history in Southeast Tennessee.
R E D C L AY STAT E H I STO R I C PA R K1140 Red Clay Park Rd. SW, Cleveland, TN | 423-478-0339
T N S TAT E PA R K S . C O M / PA R K S / A B O U T / R E D - C L AY
Site of the last Eastern Capital of the Cherokee Nation before the
Trail of Tears.
C H E R O K E E R E M OVA L M E M O R I A L PA R K6800 Blythe Ferry Road, Birchwood, TN | 423-339-2769
C H E R O K E E R E M O V A L . O R G
View Cherokee Removal Memorial and browse the visitor center.
AU D U B O N AC R E S 900 N. Sanctuary Rd., Chattanooga, TN | 423-892-1499
C H A T T A N O O G A A U D U B O N . O R G
Hike through wooded areas along South Chickamauga Creek. Visitor center
features Native American artifacts. Admission fee.
C I V I L W A R H I S T O R Y
B U T TO N W I L LOW C I V I L WA R D I N N E R T H E AT E R1060 Main St., Whitwell, TN | 423-658-7478
B U T T O N W I L L O W C H U R C H . C O M
Civil War theater at its best, featuring a menu from the era and period décor.
Admission fee - reservations required.
B AT T L E S F O R C H AT TA N O O G A M U S E U M1110 E. Brow Rd., Lookout Mountain, TN | 423-821-2812
B A T T L E S F O R C H A T T A N O O G A . C O M
Three-dimensional electronic Civil War battle map and relic and weapon
collection. Admission fee.
C H I C K A M AU G A & C H AT TA N O O G A N AT I O N A L M I L I TA RY PA R K3370 LaFayette Rd., Fort Oglethorpe, GA | 706-866-9241
N P S . G O V / C H C H / I N D E X . H T M
Explore acres of the historic battlefield that hosted the second bloodiest
battle of the Civil War. Includes visitor center and gift shop.
C H E R O K E E H I S T O R Y
C H E R O K E E H E R I T A G E S I T E S I N S O U T H E A S T T E N N E S S E E
Native American towns and villages thrived for thousands of years along the rivers and within the
valleys of Southeast Tennessee. One of the tribes that inhabited the region was the Cherokee, who
by 1700 claimed land that included parts of Southeast Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina
and North Carolina. However, by 1837, 46,000 Native Americans had been forcibly removed from their
lands East of the Mississippi River through what became known as the Trail of Tears.
Despite this tragic chapter in American history, the Cherokee people today live on as a renewed,
invigorated nation – and their legacy continues in this region through the natural, historical and
cultural landscape. Historically significant sites continue to emerge, offering a deeper understanding
of the cultural heritage of the people who lived in Southeast Tennessee prior to European settlement.
Download the guide to Cherokee Heritage sites in Southeast Tennessee at SoutheastTennessee.com or
use the free Travel Southeast Tennesssee mobile app to learn more about important historical sites
and stories relating to Cherokee history in the region.
P H O T O : ( L E F T ) H I S T O R I C H I W A S S E E U N I O N C H U R C H I N R E L I A N C E B Y J I M C A L D W E L L ; ( T O P L E F T ) C H E R O K E E R E M O V A L M E M O R I A L P A R K I N
B I R C H W O O D ; ( T O P M I D D L E ) E T O W A H L & N D E P O T M U S E U M .
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S C O P E S T R I A L M U S E U M & F E ST I VA L R H E A C O. C O U R T H O U S E107 Main St., Dayton, TN | 423-775-9847
S C O P E S F E S T I V A L . C O M
Museum about the infamous Scopes Trial in the historic courthouse. Visit the
Scopes Trial Play & Play in July.
M U S E U M C E N T E R AT 5 I V E P O I N T S200 Inman St. E, Cleveland, TN | 423-339-5745
M U S E U M C E N T E R . O R G
Explore the Ocoee region through exhibits, creative programming, local art,
and more. Admission fee.
L & N D E P OT R A I L R OA D M U S E U M727 Tennessee Ave., Etowah, TN | 423-263-7840
C I T Y O F E T O W A H T N . C O M / D E P O T . H T M L
Historic Victorian railroad station museum and active rail yard. Purchase
Hiwassee River Rail Adventure tickets here.
E N G L E WO O D T E X T I L E M U S E U M101 S. Niota Rd., Englewood, TN | 423-887-5455
T O W N O F E N G L E W O O D . C O M
Traces the history of the region’s 1850 textile industry.
M C M I N N C O U N T Y L I V I N G H E R I TAG E M U S E U M522 W. Madison Ave., Athens, TN | 423-745-0329
L I V I N G H E R I T A G E M U S E U M . C O M
More than a century of history from across Southeast Tennessee.
M E I G S C O U N T Y H I STO R I C A L M U S E U M200 Smith Ave., Decatur, TN | 423-334-4424
M E I G S C O H I S T O R I C A L M U S E U M . O R G
Artifacts and genealogy research material.
C H I L D R E N ’ S H O LO C AU ST M E M O R I A L AT W H I T W E L L M I D D L E S C H O O L1 Butterfly Lane, Whitwell, TN | 423-658-5631
W H I T W E L L M I D D L E S C H O O L . O R G
11 million paper clips and a German transport railcar honor the souls that
perished during the Holocaust. Call to schedule tours.
S O U T H P I T T S B U R G H E R I TAG E M U S E U M316 Cedar Ave., South Pittsburg, TN | 423-837-8327
H I S T O R I C S O U T H P I T T S B U R G T N . O R G
South Pittsburg Historic Preservation Society’s museum outlines the
city’s history.
I N T E R N AT I O N A L TOW I N G & R E C OV E RY M U S E U M3315 Broad Street, Chattanooga, TN | 423-267-3132
I N T E R N A T I O N A LT O W I N G M U S E U M . O R G
Tow truck and towing equipment dating back to 1916. Admission fee.
JA S P E R R E G I O N A L H I STO RY M U S E U M715 Phillips Ave., Jasper, TN | 423-942-5103
M A R I O N C O U N T Y C H A M B E R . C O M
Offers an exceptional collection of regional artifacts and memorabilia.
G R U N DY C O U N T Y H I STO R I C A L S O C I E T Y H E R I TAG E C E N T E R465 Railroad Ave., Tracy City, TN | 931-592-6008
G R U N D Y C O U N T Y H I S T O R Y . O R G
Includes a library and research center, assembly hall, and exhibit hall
with artifacts.
P H O T O S : ( T O P L E F T ) R E D C L A Y S T A T E H I S T O R I C P A R K I N C L E V E L A N D . ( T O P R I G H T ) H I S T O R I C 1 9 T H - C E N T U R Y C O K E O V E N S A T G R U N D Y L A K E S S T A T E
P A R K I N T R A C Y C I T Y .
150 years of history. In about an hour.
Come take a short but enlightening journey through a century and a half of copper mining and everyday life in Tennessee’s historic Copper Basin. You’ll find us on the site of the old Burra Burra mine in Ducktown, near the junction of US 64 and Tennessee Highway 68. And you’ll always find us waiting to give you a warm, genuine welcome. Please check our website for opening days and hours, which vary by season.
the ducktown basin museumA Tennessee State Historic Site / Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
212 Burra Burra Street, Ducktown, Tennessee /423-496-5778 / www.ducktownbasinmuseum.com
JULY 15-17 & 23-24, 2016AT THE HISTORIC RHEA COUNTY COURTHOUSE
DAYTON, TENNESSEE
Don’t miss out on this year’s
Scopes Trial Play—“Front Page News”PRODUCED IN CONJUNCTION WITH CUMBERLAND COUNTY PLAYHOUSE
Tickets available at CCPlayhouse.comor contact CCP Box Office at (931) 484-5000
FOR MORE INFORMATION: SCOPESFESTIVAL.COM
Thank you to our lead sponsors, Rhea County and the City of Dayton
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Enjoy a “history haunting” at any of the following regional history walking tours. Each outing brings to life a cast of characters
and drama that once storied the Tennessee landscape. Dine with Civil War soldiers in Englewood, hear from accused
murderers in the former rugged railroad town of Etowah, or stroll through Forest Hills Cemetery with Chattanooga’s history
superstars. The spirits of the past live on through our stories—come and meet them!
M U R D E R S O N M A I N ST R E E TEtowah, TN
G E M P L A Y E R S . C O M
Annual historical interpretation held each
October about six murders that took place along
Tennessee Avenue in the former rough-and-
tumble railroad town of Etowah, Tenn.
F O R E ST H I L L S H I STO R I C C E M E T E RY ST R O L LChattanooga, TN
F O R E S T H I L L S C E M E T E R Y . N E T
Area residents dress in period clothes during
this annual event held each October to portray
historical figures from Chattanooga’s storied past.
H I STO R I C F O R T H I L L C E M E T E RY WA L K I N G TO U RCleveland, TN
L E E U N I V E R S I T Y . E D U
History walking tour (October) featuring the
resting place of Civil War soldiers.
A N E V E N I N G O F M YST E RY & F O L K LO R ECleveland, TN
V I S I T C L E V E L A N D T N . C O M
Hear stories and folklore tales as told by the
Cleveland Storytelling Guild during this annual
October event.
D I N I N G W I T H T H E D E A DCochran Cemetery in Englewood, TN
F A C E B O O K . C O M / C A G E T N
Cochran Cemetery comes to life each fall with
the ghosts of soldiers, played by the Gem Players
theater group, who re-enact their tales. Learn
about these hometown Civil War heroes.
Many communities in Southeast Tennessee were created and defined by mining and related industries.
Coal mining, copper and iron production, quarrying and metals manufacturing once formed the backbone of the region’s economy –
and the lives of the men and women who labored in those industries. Today, remnants of these historic mining industries are hidden
within the landscape, tokens of their significant impact on communities and the natural landscape.
C O A L M I N I N G H I S T O R Y
D U C K TOW N B A S I N M U S E U M212 Burra Burra St., Ducktown, TN | 423-496-5778
D U C K T O W N B A S I N M U S E U M . C O M
Journey through 150 years of copper mining history in the region. Admission fee.
D U N L A P C O K E OV E N S PA R K & M U S E U MMountain View Dr., Dunlap, TN | 423-949-3483
C O K E O V E N S . C O M
Explore this 88-acre park and museum featuring the history of coal mining and
coke production in the region.
M A R I O N C O U N T Y C OA L M I N E R S M U S E U M900A Main St., Whitwell, TN | 423-658-6868
C O A L M I N E R S M U S E U M . C O M
This coal mining museum is filled with objects and displays that mark more than
a century of coal mining in the community.
S P E C I A L T H A N K S T O T H E
T E N N E S S E E H I S T O R I C A L
C O M M I S S I O N F O R I T S S U P P O R T
I N D E V E L O P I N G T H E T R A I L .
Download the Mining
History Trail to discover
more about the historic
sites, structures and
museums that define the
region’s mining past.
Follow the trail on the
free Travel Southeast
Tennessee mobile app
or download a guide at
SoutheastTennessee.com.
P H O T O : ( L E F T T O R I G H T ) S W E E T E N ’ S C O V E P R I M I T I V E B A P T I S T C H U R C H ; C H I L D R E N ’ S H O L O C A U S T M E M O R I A L A T W H I T W E L L M I D D L E S C H O O L ;
D R . J A M E S A . R O S S H O U S E I N P I K E V I L L E ; H I S T O R I C R H E A C O U N T Y C O U R T H O U S E I N D A Y T O N .
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A T H E N S
DA I RY B A R N1108 Congress Pkwy. S., Athens, TN | 423-745-2286
Seasonal ice cream stop.
J E N K I N S G R I L L E & M A R K E T411 S. Jackson St., Athens, TN | 423-745-7388
J E N K I N S - D E L I . C O M
Sixties décor offering tasty rib-eye sandwiches, chicken salad, soups and more.
M A D D I E M A S10 S. White St., Athens, TN | 423-649-3627
M A D D I M A S . C O M
Italian subs that never fail to impress – especially the salami.
M I C H A E L’ S C A S UA L D I N I N G925 Congress Pkwy. N., Athens, TN | 423-649-0000
M I C H A E L S G R E A T F O O D . C O M
Some of the best slow-cooked barbecue in East Tennessee.
O P E N D O O R C A F É3 N. Jackson St., Athens, TN | 423-744-3020
Romantic setting in the historic Robert E. Lee Hotel featuring a
Mediterranean menu.
C H A T T A N O O G A R E G I O N F O R M O R E C H A T T A N O O G A L I S T I N G S , V I S I T C H A T T A N O O G A F U N . C O M
2 1 2 M A R K E T212 Market St., Chattanooga, TN | 423-265-1212
2 1 2 M A R K E T . C O M
Chattanooga’s first sustainable restaurant featuring local foods and flavors.
B E A’ S R E STAU R A N T4500 Dodds Ave., Chattanooga, TN | 423-867-3618
Southern fare served family-style on lazy susans since 1950.
B OAT H O U S E R OT I S S E R I E & R AW B A R1459 Riverside Dr., Chattanooga, TN | 423-622-0122
B O A T H O U S E C H A T T A N O O G A . C O M
On the Tennessee River, dine with a view on fresh seafood, oysters and
rotisserie meats.
C H A M P Y ’ S – B LU E S , B R E W S & B I R D S526 E. MLK Blvd., Chattanooga, TN | 423-752-9198
C H A M P Y S C H I C K E N . C O M
Famous friend chicken with Southern sides, brews and blues.
C LY D E ’ S O N M A I N122 W. Main St., Chattanooga TN | 423-362-8335
C LY D E S O N M A I N . C O M
Cool new Southside venue with Southern fare featuring barbeque
and live music.
F LY I N G S Q U I R R E L55 Johnson St., Chattanooga, TN | 423-602-5980
F LY I N G S Q U I R R E L B A R . C O M
Neighborhood restaurant and bar.
G O O D D O G R E STAU R A N T34 Frazier Ave., Chattanooga, TN | 423-475-6175
E A T A T G O O D D O G . C O M
Casual Coolidge Park venue serving gourmet veggie, sausage and
all-beef hot dogs.
H E R M A N ’ S S O U L F O O D & C AT E R I N G3821 Brainerd Road, Chattanooga, TN | 423-624-5715
H E R M A N S S O U L F O O D . C O M
Family-friendly restaurant specializing in home-cooked soul food.
M O O N P I E © G E N E R A L STO R E429 Broad St., Chattanooga, TN
M O O N P I E . C O M
Lunch and dinner at Moon Dog Café with lots of MoonPie© merchandise.
M T. V E R N O N R E STAU R A N T535 Broad St., Chattanooga, TN | 423-266-6591
M Y M T V E R N O N . C O M
At the foot of Lookout Mountain, serving Southern food and home-made
desserts for over 55 years.
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“Where History Comes to Life”
Visit the Mcminn County Living Heritage Museum for a family fun adventure!
522 W. MADISON AVENUE, ATHENS, TN 37303
423-745-0329 | L IV INGHERITAGEMUSEUM.COM
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P U C K E T T ’ S C H AT TA N O O G A2 W. Aquarium Way, Chattanooga, TN | 423-708-8505
P U C K E T T S G R O . C O M
Barbecue and Southern fare made famous in Nashville.
S LU G G O ’ S N O R T H V E G E TA R I A N C A F É501 Cherokee Blvd., Chattanooga, TN | 423-752-5224
Near Stringer’s Ridge. Offering huge all-vegan menu. Open 7 days a week.
S U G A R ’ S R I B S2450 15th Ave., Chattanooga, TN | 423-826-1199
S U G A R S R I B S . C O M
On Missionary Ridge with award-winning barbecue and ribs.
TO N Y ’ S PA STA S H O P & T R AT TO R I A212 High St., Chattanooga, TN | 423-265-5033 ext. 6
B L U F F V I E W A R T D I S T R I C T . C O M
Handmade pasta, fresh sauces and bread in the historic Bluff View
Art District.
TAC O M A M AC I TA’ S109 N. Market St., Chattanooga, TN | 423-648-6262
T A C O M A M A C I T A . C O M
Eclectic modern fresh-made taco menu on the North Shore.
C H A R L E S T O N
B E N N Y ’ S B B Q8851 Hiwassee St., Charleston, TN | 423-665-0040
Delicious barbecue and home-made desserts.
W I L L I E ’ S D E L I7701 N. Lee Hwy., Charleston, TN | 423-336-8008
Great sandwiches and burgers.
C L E V E L A N D F O R M O R E C L E V E L A N D L I S T I N G S , S E E V I S I T C L E V E L A N D T N . C O M
B A L D H E A D E D B I ST R O201 Keith St. SW, Cleveland, TN | 423-472-6000
B A L D H E A D E D B I S T R O . C O M
Fine western dining.
B O N L I F E C O F F E E241 Inman St. East
Cleveland, TN | 423-464-6160
D R I N K A B E T T E R S T O R Y . C O M
Exceptional coffee with a global cause.
C A F É R O M A220 N. Ocoee St., Cleveland, TN | 423-339-1488
C A F E R O M A T N . C O M
Fresh Southern-inspired Italian dishes.
C ATC H S E A F O O D B A R & G R I L L233 Inman St. SE, Cleveland, TN | 423-790-1235
C A T C H B A R A N D G R I L L . C O M
Fresh seafood featuring Gulf Coast and Asian cuisine.
C O B B L E STO N E G R I L L E170 N. Ocoee St., Cleveland, TN | 423-790-7006
C O B B L E S T O N E G R I L L E . C O M
Breakfast, lunch and coffee in downtown Cleveland.
FA R M H O U S E R E STAU R A N T2260 Harrison Pike, Cleveland, TN | 423-339-9998
Family-style restaurant – just like grandma used to make.
F I V E P O I N T S Q UA R E R E STAU R A N T & M A R K E T166 First St. NE, Cleveland, TN | 423-458-4242
T H E F I V E P O I N T S Q U A R E . C O M
Upscale farm-to-table featuring seasonal and local flavors.
G A R D N E R ’ S M A R K E T262 Broad St. NW, Cleveland, TN | 423-478-3906
Step back in time to an Old-World deli.
G O N D O L I E R3300 Keith St. NW, Cleveland, TN | 423-472-4998
Family-owned Italian restaurant known for authentic pizza and over 50
specialty items.
J E N K I N S D E L I2390 Spring Creek Blvd., Cleveland, TN | Jenkins-deli.com
Top-rated regional restaurant featuring American-style cooking.
L A S AT E R S C O F F E E & T E A2450 Spring Creek Blvd., Cleveland, TN | 423-790-0513
Custom-roasted award-winning coffee and a large selection of teas.
L I T T L E D I N E R O N F I R ST490 1st St. NW, Cleveland, TN | 423-472-5550
Delicious diner favorites.
O L D F O R T R E STAU R A N T1422 25th St. NW, Cleveland, TN | 423-339-0446
Home cooked meals in a family atmosphere.
T H E S H A K D R I V E - I N3460 Waterlevel Hwy., Cleveland, TN | 423-472-2200
S H A K D R I V E I N . C O M
Old-fashioned drive-in featuring burgers and shakes.
T H E S P OT45 N. Ocoee St., Cleveland, TN | 423-479-7768
A Cleveland tradition since 1937, featuring burgers and hand-dipped
shakes and malts.
STA D I U M B B Q773 Keith St. NW, Cleveland, TN | 423-790-0002
S T A D I U M B B Q . C O M
Southern barbecue and all the fixins’.
TOW N H O U S E B A K E S H O P2524 Keith St. NW, Cleveland, TN | 423-478-2822
T O W N H O U S E B A K E S H O P I N C . C O M
Established in 1963, offering sweet treats and cakes.
V I L L AG E B A K E S H O P201 Keith St. SW, Cleveland, TN | 423-476-5179
Established in 1961, offering a wide variety of sweets.
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S . A . M .’ S C O R N E R ( C R E I G H TO N ’ S G R O C E RY )Corner of TN-56 and Phipps St., Coalmont, TN | 931-259-0581
Affordable home-cooked meals in a quaint, historic grocery store setting.
C O P P E R H I L L / D U C K T O W N
T H E C O P P E R STAT I O N1529 TN-68, Ducktown, TN | 423-496-1117
Pizza, Subs, grilled Panini and fresh salads.
T H E C O P P E R G R I L L109 Ocoee St., Copperhill, TN
Unique grill serving hamburgers, hot dogs and specialty sandwiches.
H A B A N E R O ’ S T E X M E X120 Ocoee St., Copperhill, TN | 423-548-2111
Just a touch of Tex-Mex.
E L R I O M E X I C A N R E STAU R A N T113 Ocoee St., Copperhill, TN | 423-496-1826
E L R I O M E X I C A N R E S T A U R A N T A N D C A N T I N A . C O M
Classic cantina and restaurant offering authentic Mexican flavor.
W I L DWAT E R W I L L I E ’ S M I N E S H A F T R E STAU R A N TOld Hwy 64, Ducktown, TN | 423-548-5100
W I L D W A T E R R A F T I N G . C O M
D A Y T O N
B I M B O ’ S R E STAU R A N T7606 Rhea County Hwy., Dayton, TN | 423-775-6353
Casual Southern dining.
C U M B E R L A N D C A F E & M A R K E T1368 Market St., Dayton, TN 37321 | 423-834-9888
Fresh, locally sourced and made-from-scratch food.
DAY TO N C O F F E E S H O P & R E STAU R A N T280 2nd Ave., Dayton, TN | 423-775-6156
Traditional Southern dining.
D E L I A’ S TAQ U E R I A M E X I C A N R E STAU R A N T8795 Rhea County Hwy., Dayton, TN | 423-570-1813
Authentic Mexican featuring fresh ingredients.
E L L I E ’ S C AT F I S H C A F E260 16th Ave., Dayton, TN | 423-570-0620
Southern country cuisine.
JAC O B M Y E R S R E STAU R A N T O N T H E R I V E R185 Chickamauga Dr., Dayton, TN | 423-570-0023
J A C O B M Y E R S R E S T A U R A N T . C O M
Casual fine dining and desserts on the river.
H A R M O N Y H O U S E C O F F E E378 1st Ave., Dayton, TN | 423-570-7656
H A R M O N Y H O U S E C O F F E E . C O M
Coffee house in downtown Dayton.
K E N N Y ’ S S P O R T S B A R & G R I L L1305 Railroad St., Dayton, TN | 423-775-5001
Burgers, sandwiches and beverages.
M O N K E Y TOW N B R E W I N G C O M PA N Y287 1st Ave., Dayton, TN | 423-775-1800
M O N K E Y T O W N B R E W I N G . C O M
Fresh-brewed beer and domestic and imported bottled crafts.
D U N L A P
A N DY ’ S P I Z Z A & ST E A K H O U S E7291 US-127 / TN-28, Dunlap, TN | 423-949-3633
Pizza, Italian specialties, steaks and chops, seafood, sandwiches, and salad bar.
B I G A L’ S B B Q & P I Z Z A16886 Rankin Ave.,Dunlap, TN | 423-949-2277
Barbecue and pizza in a casual atmosphere.
C AG L E M O U N TA I N T R A D I N G P O ST & R E STAU R A N T5734 Old State Hwy. 8, Dunlap, TN | 423-949-5063
Offers three meals a day with all-you-can-eat catfish every Friday night.
D U N L A P R E STAU R A N T17238 Rankin Ave., Dunlap, TN | 423-949-2595
Breakfast, brunch and burgers in the beautiful Sequatchie Valley.
J O H N S O N FA M I LY FA R M & C O O K I E JA R C A F É1887 Kelly Cross Rd., Dunlap, TN | 423-949-5852
T H E C O O K I E J A R C A F E . C O M
Home-style cooking in a rural farm setting, featuring farm animals
and a playground.
L A N D ’ S R E STAU R A N T14937 Rankin Ave., Dunlap, TN | 423-949-2912
Southern country cooking.
C L A R K ’ S B A K E RY AT STO N E C AV E207 Stone Cave Loop - Unit A, Dunlap, TN | 423-949-4333
C L A R K S R E T R E A T . C O M
Natural foods store specializing in whole grain breads and desserts.
E N G L E W O O D
T E L L I C O J U N C T I O N C A F É17 East Main St., Englewood, TN | 423-887-7770
Full breakfast buffet every morning, featuring chocolate gravy and biscuits
each Saturday.
E T O W A H
E T TA’ S110 5th St., Etowah, TN | 423-263-1150
Great Southern home cooking by Etta herself, with house specials, mouth-
watering pies and foot-long hotdogs.
E VA’ S B A K E RY616 Tennessee Ave., Etowah, TN | 423-263-0083
Fried pies, baked goods, hot soup and homemade breads.
FA R M H O U S E R E STAU R A N T1201 Ohio Ave., Etowah, TN | 423-263-3276
Enjoy a porch rocker or shop in the country gift shop before enjoying this
country-style restaurant offering homemade pies and cakes.
M I C H A E L’ S C A S UA L D I N I N G862 US-411, Etowah, TN | 423-263-2603
M I C H A E L S G R E A T F O O D . C O M
Some of the best slow-cooked barbecue in East Tennessee.
T H E S P OT G R I L L & P O O L257 County Rd. 802, Etowah, TN | 423-333-4659
Best fish sandwich in town.
STA R R M O U N TA I N B I ST R O305 N. Tennessee Ave., Etowah, TN | 423-781-7092
Homemade cooking with a Cajun flair and decadent desserts.
J A S P E R / G U I L D / W H I T W E L L
B E C K Y ’ S D I N E R3525 Main St., Jasper, TN | 423-942-3505
Authentic Southern food at a great price.
D U TC H M A I D B A K E RY29 Courthouse Square, Jasper, TN | 423-942-5020
Bakery and light meals.
J O H N N Y ’ S H O O K N ’ G R I L L13060 TN-28, Whitwell, TN | 423-815-4014
Casual seafood restaurant in the beautiful Sequatchie Valley.
LO O KO U T W I N E RY & WO O D OV E N P I Z Z A11848 US-41, Guild, TN | 727-499-8974
L O O K O U T W I N E R Y . C O M
Enjoy scenic views of Nickajack Lake while enjoying wood oven pizza and
specialty crafted wines.
M C E L R OY ’ S R I V E R S I D E B B Q5676 US-41, Jasper, TN | 423-942-3177
Weekday lunch plates.
N I C K A JAC K B B Q22 E. 3rd St., Jasper, TN | 423-939-0606
Barbecue, desserts and more.
R I V E R S I D E C AT F I S H H O U S E18039 US-41, Chattanooga, TN | 423-821-9214
Some of the best fried catfish around. Situated along the banks of the
Tennessee River.
T ’ S D I N E R3525 Main St., Jasper, TN | 423-942-3505
Popular breakfast and lunch stop.
WA R R I O R S N AC K S H AC K904 Betsy Pack Dr., Jasper, TN | 423-942-8955
Burgers, ice cream, breakfast and more.
P H O T O : ( T O P L E F T ) J I M O L I V E R ’ S S M O K E H O U S E R E S T A U R A N T I N M O N T E A G L E . ( T O P M I D D L E ) E V A’ S B A K E R Y I N E T O W A H .
( T O P R I G H T ) T E A O N T H E M O U N T A I N I N T R A C Y C I T Y .
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PA PA’ S P L AC E B B Q R E STAU R A N T4784 S. Lee Hwy., McDonald, TN | 423-777-5432
F A C E B O O K . C O M / P A P A S P L A C E M C D O N A L D T N
Cozy little place featuring freshly smoked pulled pork and home cooked sides.
M O N T E A G L E
DAV E ’ S M O D E R N TAV E R N38 W. Main St., Monteagle, TN | 931-924-8363
Gourmet seasonal food in a casual setting.
H I G H P O I N T R E STAU R A N T224 E. Main St., Monteagle, TN | 931-924-4600
H I G H P O I N T R E S T A U R A N T . N E T
Fine dining in a 1929 mansion on top of Monteagle Mountain.
JIM OLIVER’S SMOKE HOUSE RESTAURANT, LODGE & TRADING POST850 W Main St., Monteagle, TN | 800-489-2091
T H E S M O K E H O U S E . C O M
Home-style meals with live music on Friday and Saturday nights.
M O N T E AG L E I N N & R E T R E AT C E N T E R204 W. Main St., Monteagle, TN | 931-924-3869
M O N T E A G L E I N N . C O M
Breakfast served daily. Special occasion and wine dinners scheduled
throughout the year.
M O U N TA I N G OAT M A R K E T109 W. Main St., Monteagle, TN | 931-924-2727
Popular stop for sandwiches, sweets and treats.
PA PA R O N ’ S402 W. Main St., Monteagle, TN | 931-924-3355
P A P A R O N S . N E T
Italian steakhouse on top of Monteagle Mountain.
O C O E E & H I W A S S E E R I V E R A R E A B E N T O N , O C O E E , R E L I A N C E , D E L A N O
A P R I C OT P L AC E C A F É281 US-64, Ocoee, TN | 423-338-2979
Breakfast, burgers, sandwiches, salads, and more.
B E A R S D E N B A R B E C U E130 US-64, Ocoee, TN | 423-338-5757
Some of the best barbecue in Southeast Tennessee.
C H E R O K E E C A F É7056 US-411, Benton, TN | 423-299-9461
Pizza, sandwiches, burgers and more.
D O N A R M A N D O522 US-64, Ocoee, TN | 423-299-9179
Mexican food and flavors.
K AT H Y ’ S KOW N T Y K I TC H E N121 Poplar St., Benton, TN | 423-338-1214
Country home cooking at its best.
LO S PA B L A N O ’ S4133 US-411, Ocoee, TN | 423-338-3983
Authentic south of the border taste.
LOT T I E ’ S D I N E R5790 Old Hwy. 411, Benton, TN | 423-338-1322
Home of the “Cathead Biscuit.”
O C O E E DA M D E L I1223 US-64, Ocoee, TN | 423-338-8184
O C O E E D A M D E L I . C O M
All-American favorites with a touch of the South.
PA PA’ S P I Z Z A4857 US-411, Cleveland, TN | 423-338-8000
All-you-can eat pizza, pasta and salad buffet daily.
P I Z Z A TO G O6176 US-411, Benton, TN | 423-338-7914
Pizza, subs, pasta and more.
R E L I A N C E F LY & TAC K L E588 Childers Creek Road, Reliance, TN | 423-338-7771
R E L I A N C E F LY S H O P . B L O G S P O T . C O M
Oldest locally owned fly shop and country store in the area. Smoked ribs and
chicken dinners served on weekends. Bagged fisherman lunches available.
STA D I U M B B Q106 Savannah Shores Dr., Benton, TN | 423-808-0012
Great-tasting barbecue and fried pies near the Hiwassee River.
W H I T E WAT E R G R I L L1224 US-64, Ocoee, TN | 423-338-4400
W H I T E W A T E R G R I L L . C O M
Classic grill offering a new twist on favorites burgers, paninis and more.
S O D D Y - D A I S Y
B LU E R I B B O N C A F É9705 Dayton Pike, Soddy-Daisy, TN | 423-332-5005
Southern cooking, featuring fried green tomatoes.
ST E V E ’ S L A N D I N G WAT E R F R O N T G R I L L1145 Poling Cir., Soddy-Daisy, TN | steveslandingsoddy.com
Ribs and catfish on Soddy Lake at Pine Harbor Marina.
W I M P I E S C O U N T RY R E STAU R A N T9826 Dayton Pike, Soddy-Daisy, TN | 423-332-6201
Country cooking at a great price.
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D I X I E F R E E Z E200 Elm Ave., South Pittsburg, TN | 423-837-6423
Burgers and shakes, dine-in or walk-up ordering.
H A R V E Y ’ S P I R AT E D R I V E - I N111 Second St., South Pittsburg, TN | 423-837-7763
Breakfast and burgers for lunch and dinner.
PAT TO N H O U S E145 Patton School Rd., South Pittsburg, TN | 423-228-4343
Meat and veggies, with live music on Friday and Saturday nights.
ST E V E R I N O ’ S I TA L I A N E AT E RY & P U B238 S. Cedar Ave., South Pittsburg, TN | 423-837-5420
S T E V A R I N O S . C O M
Restaurant and beverages in a historic building dating back to the early 1900s.
W H I T E B R O S . B B Q320 S. Cedar Ave., South Pittsburg, TN | 423-228-9003
Great barbecue and more.
P I K E V I L L E
3 WAY M A R K E T 79 Tom Hale Flat Rd., Pikeville, TN | 423-881-4433
Quick stop for tasty burgers and chicken strips.
G AU L’ S G A L L E RY R E STAU R A N TFall Creek Falls State Park, 2009 Village Camp Rd.
Pikeville, TN | 423-881-5241
Southern-style buffet cuisine.
P I G - N - C ATC H365 Main St., Pikeville, TN | 423-447-7000
Pikeville’s popular Barbecue Restaurant.
S C OT T I E ’ S3211 Main St., Pikeville, TN | 423-447-6892
Enjoy burgers and fries on a barstool in downtown Pikeville.
STA R L I N G C A F É3095 Main St., Pikeville, TN | 423-447-3000
Delightful downtown Café’ with friendly service.
T E N M I L E
C A R T E R ’ S R E STAU R A N T2430 TN-304, Ten Mile, TN | 423-334-3300
C A R T E R S R E S T A U R A N T . N E T
Country-style cooking and homemade pizza.
M R . T W I ST E R2593 TN-304, Ten Mile, TN | 423-334-1984
Hot dog and ice cream joint.
M A D M O O S E G R I L L AT E U C H E E M A R I N A200 Euchee Ln., Ten Mile, TN | 423-334-4343
M A D M O O S E G R I L L E . C O M
Enjoy dinner from the porch overlooking Watts Bar Lake.
U N C L E G U S ’ S M O U N TA I N P I T B B Q810 Peakland Rd., Ten Mile, TN | 423-334-2487
Barbecue and sweet treats.
T R A C Y C I T Y
A N N E X C A F É375 Railroad Ave., Tracy City, TN | 931-592-9973
Meat and three café serving breakfast and lunch.
D U TC H M A I D B A K E RY109 Main St., Tracy City, TN | 931-592-3171
T H E D U T C H M A I D . C O M
Tennessee’s oldest family-owned bakery and café.
DA R I - D E L I T E740 Main St., Tracy City, TN | 931-592-2226
T E A O N T H E M O U N TA I N298 Colyar St., Tracy City, TN | 931-592-4832
T E A O N T H E M O U N T A I N . C O M
Enjoy white-linen meals, High Tea, and delectable desserts.
LO D G E FAC TO RY STO R E220 East 3rd St., South Pittsburg, TN | 423-837-5919
L O D G E M F G . C O M
Lodge Manufacturing, based in South Pittsburg, is one of the oldest cookware companies in the United States. Be sure to stop by the Lodge Factory Store in the company’s hometown for great deals throughout the year. Exclusive foundry tours are offered during the National Cornbread Festival each April.
HAND CRAFTED WINES & WOOD OVEN PIZZERIA 727-499-8974 www.lookoutwinery.com 11848 Highway 41 Guild, TN, 37340Tuesday- Sunday 11am-8 pm cst
Save a ticket to Italy, visit our winery instead.Come sample our wine and relax on our large balcony and patio overlooking the lazybarge traffic in a serene setting, that is uniquely surrounded by nature. Enjoy our wood-oven pizza paired to our handcrafted wines that have their origins from the Roman and Napoli Ancestry of the Bordogna Family.
Conveniently Located 15 MINUTES from downtown.
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HAND CRAFTED WINES & WOOD OVEN PIZZERIA 727-499-8974 www.lookoutwinery.com 11848 Highway 41 Guild, TN, 37340Tuesday- Sunday 11am-8 pm cst
Save a ticket to Italy, visit our winery instead.Come sample our wine and relax on our large balcony and patio overlooking the lazybarge traffic in a serene setting, that is uniquely surrounded by nature. Enjoy our wood-oven pizza paired to our handcrafted wines that have their origins from the Roman and Napoli Ancestry of the Bordogna Family.
Conveniently Located 15 MINUTES from downtown.
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HAND CRAFTED WINES & WOOD OVEN PIZZERIA 727-499-8974 www.lookoutwinery.com 11848 Highway 41 Guild, TN, 37340Tuesday- Sunday 11am-8 pm cst
Save a ticket to Italy, visit our winery instead.Come sample our wine and relax on our large balcony and patio overlooking the lazybarge traffic in a serene setting, that is uniquely surrounded by nature. Enjoy our wood-oven pizza paired to our handcrafted wines that have their origins from the Roman and Napoli Ancestry of the Bordogna Family.
Conveniently Located 15 MINUTES from downtown.
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HAND CRAFTED WINES & WOOD OVEN PIZZERIA 727-499-8974 www.lookoutwinery.com 11848 Highway 41 Guild, TN, 37340Tuesday- Sunday 11am-8 pm cst
Save a ticket to Italy, visit our winery instead.Come sample our wine and relax on our large balcony and patio overlooking the lazybarge traffic in a serene setting, that is uniquely surrounded by nature. Enjoy our wood-oven pizza paired to our handcrafted wines that have their origins from the Roman and Napoli Ancestry of the Bordogna Family.
Conveniently Located 15 MINUTES from downtown.
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HAND CRAFTED WINES & WOOD OVEN PIZZERIA 727-499-8974 www.lookoutwinery.com 11848 Highway 41 Guild, TN, 37340Tuesday- Sunday 11am-8 pm cst
Save a ticket to Italy, visit our winery instead.Come sample our wine and relax on our large balcony and patio overlooking the lazybarge traffic in a serene setting, that is uniquely surrounded by nature. Enjoy our wood-oven pizza paired to our handcrafted wines that have their origins from the Roman and Napoli Ancestry of the Bordogna Family.
Conveniently Located 15 MINUTES from downtown.
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O R C H A R D S & D I S T I L L E R I E S
A P P L E VA L L E Y O R C H A R D351 Weese Rd. SE, Cleveland, TN | 877-472-3044
A P P L E V A L L E Y O R C H A R D . C O M
Apple orchard, bakery and gift shop. Seasonal events.
Tours by appointment.
FA I R M O U N T O R C H A R D2204 Fairmount Pike, Signal Mountain, TN | 423-886-1226
Apples, homemade cider, jams and jellies.
W H E E L E R ’ S O R C H A R D & V I N E YA R D956 Wheeler Rd., Dunlap, TN | 423-949-4255
Apple varieties and farm store atop Fredonia Mountain.
O R E N WO O D E N ’ S A P P L E H O U S E6351 New Harmony Rd., Pikeville, TN | 423-447-6376
W O O D E N S A P P L E H O U S E . C O M
In operation for 50 years, Wooden’s features a wide variety of apples,
pumpkins and other assorted vegetables. Enjoy the Pie Shop and Oren’s
Orchard Café. Group tours available.
T E N N E S S E E S T I L L H O U S E – H O M E O F C H AT TA N O O G A W H I S K E Y1439 Market St., Chattanooga, TN | 423-760-4333
C H A T T A N O O G A W H I S K E Y . C O M
Chattanooga Whiskey’s new distillery, tasting room and retail shop,
located in the heart of downtown.
W I N E R I E SV I S I T T E N N E S S E E W I N E S . C O M F O R M O R E I N F O R M AT I O N
D E B A R G E V I N E YA R D S & W I N E RY1617 Rossville Ave., Chattanooga, TN | 423-710-8426
D E B A R G E W I N E S . C O M
Chattanooga’s first urban winery, located in a restored historic building. Grapes
imported from the DeBarge Vineyard in Georgia, but processing and bottling
takes place on-site. Open Friday - Sunday only.
MORRIS VINEYARD & TENNESSEE MOUNTAINVIEW WINERY346 Union Grove Rd., Charleston, TN | 423-479-7311
M O R R I S V I N E Y A R D . C O M
Established in 1965, this vineyard grows grapes, muscadines, raspberries,
blackberries and blueberries to produce 17 different wine varieties. Free wine
tastings. Pick-your-own offered during berry season (except Mondays).
LO O KO U T W I N E RY & WO O D OV E N P I Z Z A11848 US-41, Guild, TN | 727-499-8974
L O O K O U T W I N E R Y . C O M
Enjoy crafted wines & wood-fired pizza with scenic views of Nickajack Lake.
O C O E E W I N E RY 5365 Waterlevel Hwy., Cleveland, TN | 423-614-5100
O C O E E W I N E R Y . C O M
Offers 20 wines produced and sold at the winery. Free tours
(reservations required) and paid wine tastings. Open seven days a week.
S AVA N N A H OA K S W I N E RY1817 Delano Rd., Delano, TN | 423-263-2762
S A V A N N A H - O A K S - W I N E R Y . C O M
Winery offers 23 wines, specializing in muscadine. Available for free wine
tastings, weddings and special events, and paid tours by reservation.
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H I WA S S E E O U T F I T T E R S155 Ellis Creek Rd., Reliance, TN | 423-338-8115
H I W A S S E E O U T F I T T E R S . C O M
O C O E E O U T D O O R S1985 Old Copper Rd., Benton, TN | 1-800-533-7767
O C O E E O U T D O O R S . C O M
W E B B B R OT H E R S F LOAT S E R V I C E3708 TN-30, Reliance, TN | 423-338-2373
W E B B B R O S . C O M
G U I D E D G R O U P S N O R K E L I N G TO U R S O N T H E H I WA S S E E A N D C O N A S AU G A R I V E R SCherokee National Forest | 423-496-0102 or 423-476-9751
Guided group tours for groups of 12 to 25 people (ages 12 years and older)
available with reservations.
P H O T O : ( L E F T PA G E ) F U N Y A K F U N O N T H E H I W A S S E E R I V E R B L U E W A Y. ( T O P L E F T ) T U R T L E T O W N F A L L S I N T H E C H E R O K E E N A T I O N A L F O R E S T.
( T O P R I G H T ) F I S H D A Y T O N O N C H I C K A M A U G A L A K E I N D A Y T O N .
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H I W A S S E E R I V E R
The Hiwassee River is known for its wide range of outdoor recreation offerings,
from family-friendly whitewater adventure and trout fishing in the upper section
of the river to motorized water recreation, bass fishing and bird watching in
the lower section. This scenic river meanders through the Cherokee National
Forest and the towns of Reliance, Delano, Charleston and Calhoun, offering
spectacular views of the region’s natural landscape and numerous cultural
heritage sites. Visit HiwasseeBlueway.com for more information.
B & B M A R I N A
Hiwassee River Mile Marker 12.9, 117 Marina Dr. NW
Charleston, TN | 423-336-2341B B M A R I N A . C O M
H I G H C O U N T RY A DV E N T U R E S
430 US-64 E., Ocoee, TN | 1-800-233-8594
H C R I V E R S . C O M
H I WA S S E E / O C O E E S C E N I C R I V E R STAT E PA R K
Gee Creek Campground, 404 Spring Creek Rd.
Delano, TN | 423-263-0050T N S T A T E P A R K S . C O M / P A R K S / A B O U T / H I W A S S E E - O C O E E
T E N N E S S E E R I V E R
The 652-mile Tennessee River flows through the heart of Southeast
Tennessee, offering a variety of recreation activities on the river and lakes
throughout the region. The waterway flows south from Watts Bar Lake
near Ten Mile and Spring City, south through Birchwood in Meigs County,
and continues on to Chickamauga Lake, known as the new Bass Fishing
Capital of the South. From Chattanooga, the blueway winds through the
stunning Tennessee River Gorge to Nickajack Dam. For more information
about the Tennessee River Blueway, visit outdoorchattanooga.com/learn/
tennessee-river-blueway.
R I V E R C A N YO N A DV E N T U R E S
21726 River Canyon Rd., Chattanooga, TN | 423-488-1345
R I V E R C A N Y O N A D V E N T U R E . C O M
L 2 O U T S I D E100 Market St., Chattanooga, TN | 423-531-7873
L 2 O U T S I D E . C O M
C H AT TA N O O G A PA D D L E B OA R D111 Frazier Ave., Chattanooga, TN | 423-702-1422
F A C E B O O K . C O M / C H A T T A N O O G A P A D D L E B O A R D S
H O R N S BY H O L LOW C A M P G R O U N D379 Hornsby Hollow Campground LN
Ten Mile, TN | 423-334-1709
H O R N S B Y H O L L O W C A M P G R O U N D . C O M
R U ST Y ’ S R E N TA L S8332 Harrison Bay Rd., Harrison, TN | 423-591-5526
R U S T Y S K A Y A K S . C O M
P H O T O S : ( L E F T T O R I G H T A C R O S S S P R E A D ) H I WA S S E E R I V E R B L U E WAY I N R E L I A N C E ; W H I T E WAT E R R A F T I N G O N T H E O C O E E R I V E R ; E U C H E E M A R I N A I N T E N
M I L E ; PA D D L E B O A R D S O N T H E H I AWA S E E ( P H O T O B Y J I M C A L D W E L L ) ; F O S T E R F A L L S I N S O U T H C U M B E R L A N D S TAT E PA R K ( P H O T O B Y B O B B U T T E R S ) ;
F I S H I N G O N N I C K A J A C K L A K E .
O C O E E R I V E R
The Ocoee River is ranked #1 in the United States for whitewater rafting. Site
of the 1996 Olympic whitewater competitions, the Ocoee River boasts a mile-
long whitewater course as well as a 4.5-mile whitewater rafting area. The river,
which flows through a beautiful gorge within the Cherokee National Forest, is
open for commercial rafting adventures from March through November.
A A R DVA R K R A F T I N G1985 Old Copper Rd., Benton, TN 37307 | 800-533-7767
A DV E N T U R E S U N L I M I T E D522 US-64, Ocoee, TN | 1-800-662-0667
A D V E N T U R E S U N L I M I T E D . N E T
B I G F R O G E X P E D I T I O N S1278 Welcome Valley Rd., Benton, TN | 1-877-776-2633
O C O E E R I V E R . B I Z
C A R O L I N A O C O E E225 Industrial Drive, Ducktown, TN | 800-468-7238
C A R O L I N A O C O E E . C O M
C A S C A D E O U T D O O R S1248 US-64, Ocoee, TN | 1-800-338-7238
C A S C A D E O U T D O O R S . C O M
C H E R O K E E R A F T I N G869 US-64, Ocoee, TN | 1-800-451-7238
C H E R O K E E R A F T I N G . C O M
H I G H C O U N T RY A DV E N T U R E S430 US-64 E., Ocoee, TN | 1-800-233-8594
H C R I V E R S . C O M
N A N TA H A L A O U T D O O R C E N T E R ( N O C )150 Hawkins Dr., Ocoee, TN | 828-336-7502
N O C . C O M
O C O E E A DV E N T U R E C E N T E R ( OAC )4651 US-64, Copperhill, TN | 1-888-723-8622
O C O E E A D V E N T U R E C E N T E R . C O M
O C O E E I N NOcoee River Mile Marker 12.8, 2496 US-64,Benton, TN
800-272-7238
O C O E E I N N . C O M
O C O E E O U T D O O R S1985 Old Copper Rd., Benton, TN | 1-800-533-7767
O C O E E O U T D O O R S . C O M
O C O E E R A F T I N G1548 TN-68, Ducktown, TN | 1-800-251-4800
O C O E E R A F T I N G . C O M
O U T D O O R A DV E N T U R E R A F T I N G ( OA R )629 Welcome Valley Rd., Benton, TN | 1-800-627-7636
R A F T O A R . C O M
O U T L A N D E X P E D I T I O N S6501 Waterlevel Hwy. SE, Cleveland, TN | 423-478-1442
O U T L A N D E X P E D I T I O N S . C O M
Q U E ST E X P E D I T I O N S281 US-64, Ocoee, TN | 423-338-2979
Q U E S T E X P E D I T I O N S . C O M
R A F T O N E4599 US-64, Copperhill, TN | 1-888-723-8663
R A F T 1 . C O M
S U N B U R ST A DV E N T U R E S702 Welcome Valley Rd., Benton, TN | 423-338-8388
S U N B U R S T R A F T I N G . C O M
W H I T E WAT E R E X P R E S S703 Golf Course Rd., Copperhill, TN | 423-496-9126
W H I T E W A T E R E X P R E S S . C O M
W I L DWAT E R LT D4596 US-64 W, Ducktown, TN | 423-496-4904
W I L D W A T E R R A F T I N G . C O M
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There’s just no better way to experience
the region’s lush green landscape than
by sitting on a warm boulder in the misty
realm of a waterfall or hiking alongside a
cascading creek.
Waterfall Wonder features some of the
most scenic and accessible waterfalls
on public lands in Southeast Tennessee,
from impressive veils of water plunging
over cliffs to cascades tumbling over
rocky outcroppings. This guide spans
the 10 counties of Southeast Tennessee,
from South Cumberland State Park on the
Cumberland Plateau, north to Fall Creek
Falls State Park, south along sections of the
Cumberland Trail in Dayton and the Greater
Chattanooga Area, and east to
the Cherokee National Forest.
Download the Waterfall Wonder guide at
SoutheastTennessee.com
T E N N E S S E E W A T E R F A L L SWaterfall Wonder
Waterfalls to explore in Southeast Tennessee
B A S S F I S H I N G
F I S H DAY TO N – C H I C K A M AU G A L A K E DAY TO N B OAT D O C K & G R I L L175 Lakeshore Dr., Dayton, TN | 865-755-0706
F I S H D A Y T O N . C O M
Located on Richland Creek, which feeds into Chickamauga Lake, Dayton,
Tenn., is the “New Bass Fishing Capital of the South.” Dayton is also home to
two-time FLW Angler of the Year Andy Morgan. Dubbed as FishDayton, the
city is a popular location for national and regional bass fishing tournaments
and fishing on Chickamauga Lake. The city’s dock features a restaurant, a pro
shop operated by local FLW Tour pro Michael Neal, ample parking for up to
400 rigs, nine launch ramps and courtesy docks.
S C E N I C C I T Y F I S H I N G C H A R T E R SChattanooga, TN
423-509-4655
S C E N I C C I T Y F I S H I N G . C O M
Fishing guide service owned and operated by USCG Capt. Richard Simms.
T R O U T F I S H I N G
T E L L I C O A N G L E R739 Sawmill Rd., Tellico Plains, TN | 423-519-6081
T E L L I C O A N G L E R . C O M
Professional outfitter and fly fishing guide service offering guided fishing trips
in East Tennessee, western North Carolina and North Georgia. Also offers
spin fishing equipment option.
S O U T H E A ST E R N A N G L E R S107 Riverview Lane, Reliance, TN | 423-338-7368
S O U T H E A S T E R N A N G L E R S . C O M
Fly fishing guide service on the Hiwassee, South Holston, Toccoa and Clinch rivers.
R E L I A N C E F LY & TAC K L E588 Childers Creek Rd., Reliance, TN | 423-338-7771
R E L I A N C E F LY S H O P . B L O G S P O T . C O M
Oldest locally owned fly shop and country store in the area. Smoked ribs and
chicken dinners served on weekends. Bagged fisherman lunches available.
Cabin rentals.
L A K E S & M A R I N A S
C H I C K A M A U G A L A K E
Chickamauga Lake stretches 59 miles upriver from Chickamauga Dam in
Chattanooga to Watts Bar Dam in Ten Mile, Tenn. The lake features two state
parks (Harrison Bay State Park and Booker T. Washington State Park) and is
popular for boating, fishing, swimming and camping.
For more information, visit www.tva.com/Energy/Our-Power-System/
Hydroelectric/Chickamauga-Reservoir#sthash.sOosw2Iv.dpuf
B LU E WAT E R R V R E S O R T & M A R I N A
Tennessee River Mile Marker 504.4
220 Blue Water Campground Rd., Dayton, TN | 423-775-3265
B L U E W A T E R - R V R E S O R T . C O M
Concrete campsites, general store, wifi, cable hookups, bait shop, and three
cabins for rent.
B O O K E R T. WA S H I N G TO N STAT E PA R K M A R I N A
5801 Champions Rd., Chattanooga, TN | 423-894-4955
T N S TAT E PA R K S . C O M / PA R K S / AC T I V I T I E S / B O O K E R
-T. - WA S H I N G TO N - H I K I N G
Booker T. Washington State Park is situated on the shores of Chickamauga
Lake, offering a day-use baot ramp and large fishing pier. Fishing is open
year-round (state fishing license required for anyone less than 65 years).
F I S H DAY TO N – C H I C K A M AU G A L A K E
Dayton Boat Dock & Grill
175 Lakeshore Dr., Dayton, TN | 865-755-0706
F I S H D A Y T O N . C O M
Located on Richland Creek, which feeds into Chickamauga Lake, Dayton,
Tenn., is the “New Bass Fishing Capital of the South.” Dubbed as FishDayton,
the city is a popular location for national and regional bass fishing tournaments
and fishing on Chickamauga Lake. The city’s dock features a restaurant, a pro
shop operated by local FLW Tour pro Michael Neal, ample parking for up to
400 rigs, nine launch ramps and courtesy docks.
H A R R I S O N B AY STAT E PA R K M A R I N ATennessee River Mile Marker 478
8411 Harrison Bay Rd., Harrison, TN | 423-344-6214
24-hour emergency service 423-326-9768 or 423-413-7001
T N STAT E PA R K S . C O M / PA R K S / M A R I N A / H A R R I S O N - B AY- M A R I N A
Covered and uncovered slips (monthly and yearly rates only), 24-hour boat
ramp, gas, snacks, restrooms and restaurant.
I S L A N D C OV E M A R I N A & R E S O R TTennessee River Mile Marker 477.5
6701 TN-58, Harrison, TN | 423-344-8331
I S L A N D C O V E M A R I N A . U S
Full-service marina and resort on the Tennessee River.
L A K E S H O R E M A R I N ATennessee River Mile Marker 471
5600 Lake Resort Terr., Chattanooga, TN | 423-870-2000
L S M A R I N A . C O M
Boat rental, ship store, restaurant and boat storage.
S O D DY L A K E P U B L I C F I S H I N G P I E R9835 Dayton Pike, Soddy-Daisy, TN
Fishing pier on Soddy Lake, located just a few miles north of Chattanooga
where Soddy Creek meets Lake Chickamauga.
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P H OTO S : ( L E F T TO R I G H T ) H O R N S BY H O L LOW CA M P G R O U N D I N T E N M I L E ; N I C K A JAC K L A K E ( P H OTO BY B O B B U T T E R S ) ; E U C H E E M A R I N A F LOAT I N G CA B I N S I N T E N M I L E ;
F U N YA K F U N O N T H E H I WAS S E E R I V E R B LU E WAY.
H A L E S B A R M A R I N A A N D R E S O R TTennessee River Mile Marker 431.1L
1265 Hales Bar Rd.m, Guild, TN | 423-942-9000
H A L E S B A R M A R I N A . C O M
Cabin rentals, RV park, boat slips, boat shows, boat rentals, restaurant and
mini golf course.
O C O E E I N N2496 US-64, Benton, TN | 1-800-272-7238
O C O E E I N N . C O M
Marina, motel lodging and boat rental on Parksville Lake (Lake Ocoee). Also
offer whitewater rafting trips on the Ocoee River.
C H I L H OW E E C A M P G R O U N D 3171 US-64, Benton, TN | 423-338-3300
FS.USDA.GOV/INTERNET/FSE_DOCUMENTS/STELPRDB5275545.PDF
Lake access with 70+ campsites, electric hookups, RV sites, tent-only sites,
and multiple bathhouses. Day-use area open year-round; campground open
from April to October. Area also features 25 miles of hiking and biking trails
and a scenic waterfall.
N I C K A J A C K L A K E
Nickajack Reservoir extends 46 miles upstream from Nickajack Dam to
Chickamauga Dam. The reservoir offers wide expanses of water and a
spectacular view of the Tennessee River Gorge. Boat-launching ramps and
fishing berms are located on both sides of the river below Nickajack Dam, and
a concrete fishing pier with footbridges and a wheelchair ramp is available. TVA
camping and picnicking facilities are also available. For more information, visit
www.tva.gov/Energy/Our-Power-System/Hydroelectric/Nickajack-Reservoir.
PARKSVILLE LAKE (LAKE OCOEE)
Parksville Lake, also known as Lake Ocoee, is located near Benton, Tenn.
The reservoir is situated within the boundaries of the Cherokee National
Forest. Swim and picnic at Mac Point and Parksville Beach. Just below the
dam is Sugarloaf Park, operated by the state of Tennessee, where visitors
can picnic and view a model of the Olympic canoe and kayak course.
Camp nearby at Parksville Campground, just off US-64 on TN-30.
CHILHOWEE LAKE (LAKE MCKAMY)
Chilhowee Lake, also known as Lake McKamy, is located within the
Chilhowee Recreation Area in the Ocoee Ranger District of the Cherokee
National Forest. This 7-acre lake offers a swim area with a sand beach and
fishing from the bank. Boats are allowed, but gasoline motors are not.
W A T T S B A R L A K E
Watts Bar Reservoir extends 724 miles northeast from Watts Bar Dam in Ten
Mile, Tenn., to Fort Loudon Dam in Lenoir City, Tenn. Watts Bar Lake is popular
for boating, fishing, swimming, camping and other outdoor activities. A scenic
overlook near the dam provides visitors with a panoramic view of the reservoir
and surrounding countryside. For more information, visit tva.gov/Energy/Our-
Power-System/Hydroelectric/Watts-Bar-Reservoir#sthash.QD4jauHC.dpuf.
A R R OW H E A D R E S O R T & M A R I N A
Tennessee River Mile Marker 544.6
261 Bennett Dr., Spring City, TN | 423-365-6484
A R R O W H E A D R E S O R T . C O M
Boat rental, resort and restaurant on Watts Bar Lake.
C OT TO N P O R T M A R I N A & R V R E S O R T
Tennessee River Mile Marker 513.7
797 Cottonport Ferry Rd., Decatur, TN
423-454-4110 and 423-322-0950
Campsites, boat slips and docks, convenience store and laundromaton Watts Bar Lake.
E D E N M A R I N A & C A M P G R O U N D
Tennessee River Mile Marker 542.3
653 Scenic Lakeview Drive, Spring City, TN | 423-365-6929 A family friendly campground on Watts Bar Lake.
E U C H E E M A R I N A R E S O R T & C A M P G R O U N DTennessee River Mile Marker 540.5
200 Euchee Ln., Ten Mile, TN | 423-334-1004
E U C H E E M A R I N A R E S O R T . C O M
Casual resort and marina on Watts Bar Lake featuring a marina, lodge,
The Mad Moose Grill, floating cabins and rustic campsites.
S A M ’ S B OAT D O C KTennessee River Mile Marker 538.5
322 Sam’s Boat Dock Rd., Ten Mile, TN | 423-334-5620
S A M S B O A T D O C K . C O M
Marina, campground and long-term cabin rentals on Watts Bar Lake.
T E R R AC E V I E W M A R I N A , R E S O R T & R E STAU R A N T3367 Euchee Chapel Rd., Spring City, TN | 423-365-6060
T E R R A C E V I E W M A R I N A . C O M
Motel with swimming pool, restaurant and lounge, and marina with boat
rentals on Watts Bar Lake.
W H I T E S C R E E K M A R I N A & L A K E S I D E R E S O R TWhites Creek Mile Marker 3.6
1190 Whites Creek Rd., Spring City, TN | 866-365-9521
W H I T E S C R E E K M A R I N A . C O M
Family-owned and operated lodge and marina located on Watts Bark Lake.
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C H E R O K E E N AT I O N A L F O R E ST Home to the Ocoee and Hiwassee rivers, the Cherokee National Forest – the
largest tract of public land in Tennessee - is a landscape defined by scenic
rivers, whitewater rapids and waterfalls. Visitors can explore more than
600 miles of trails including 150 miles of the Appalachian National Scenic
Trail, hundreds of miles of cold water streams, 7 whitewater rivers, 3 lakes
managed by the Tennessee Valley Authority, 11 congressionally designated
Wilderness Areas, 30 developed campgrounds, 45 developed day-use sites
and the abundant populations of wildlife. Check out the Cherokee National
Forest Adventure Map, available at the Ocoee Whitewater Center or online,
for family adventure recommendations.
O C O E E R A N G E R D I ST R I C T3171 US-64, Benton, TN 37307 | 423-338-3300
Open Monday-Friday
W W W . F S . U S D A . G O V / M A I N / C H E R O K E E / H O M E
S T A T E P A R K S
B O O K E R T. WA S H I N G TO N STAT E PA R K5801 Champions Rd., Chattanooga, TN | 423-894-4955
T N STAT E PA R K S . C O M / PA R K S / A B O U T / B O O K E R -T-WAS H I N GTO N
Booker T. Washington State Park is situated on the shores of Chickamauga
Lake. Enjoy the park’s intermediate 6-mile mountain bike trail and Olympic-
sized swimming pool, which includes a diving board and children’s wading
pool. The park has three large picnic pavilions, as well as the more than 30
individual picnic sites.
FA L L C R E E K FA L L S STAT E PA R K2009 Village Camp Rd., Spencer, TN | 423-881-5298
T N S TAT E PA R K S . C O M / PA R K S / A B O U T / FA L L- C R E E K- FA L L S
Fall Creek Falls State Park is Tennessee’s largest and most-visited state park,
encompassing more than 26,000 acres across the top of the Cumberland
Plateau. The park is located 18 miles west of Pikeville and 11 miles east of
Spencer. In addition to Fall Creek Falls, one of the tallest waterfalls in the eastern
United States, the park features more than 34 miles of trails, an inn, restaurant,
cabins and campsites, a golf course, pool, horseback riding and a nature center.
H A R R I S O N B AY STAT E PA R K8411 Harrison Bay Rd., Harrison, TN | 423-344-6214
T N S T A T E P A R K S . C O M / P A R K S / C O N T A C T / H A R R I S O N - B A Y
Tennessee’s first state park, Harrison Bay State Park is a 1,200 acre park with
approximately 40 miles along Chickamauga Lake shoreline. The park has
one of the most complete marina facilities available on any of the TVA lakes.
All types of boats and water recreation vehicles are allowed at the park and
a boat ramp is available to the general public at no cost. Fuel is available at
the dock. The park features RV campsites and primitive tent campsites, as
well as a 4.5-mile loop bike trail. Visitors can enjoy Bear Trace Golf Course at
Harrison Bay, a Jack Nicklaus course.
H I WA S S E E / O C O E E S C E N I C R I V E R STAT E PA R K404 Spring Creek Road, Delano, TN | 423-263-0050
T N S T A T E P A R K S . C O M / P A R K S / A B O U T / H I W A S S E E - O C O E E
The Hiwassee River is known for its wide range of outdoor recreation
offerings, from family-friendly whitewater adventure and trout fishing in the
upper section of the river to motorized water recreation, bass fishing and
bird watching in the lower section. This scenic river meanders through the
Cherokee National Forest and the towns of Reliance, Delano, Charleston and
Calhoun, offering spectacular views of the regional natural landscape and
numerous cultural heritage sites. Gee Creek Campground is located along
the waterway, offering 47 tent campsites.
P H O T O : ( L E F T P A G E ) H I K I N G I N T H E C H E R O K E E N A T I O N A L F O R E S T B Y J I M C A L D W E L L .
R E D C L AY STAT E H I STO R I C PA R K1140 Red Clay Park Rd. SW, Cleveland, TN | 423-478-0339
T N S T A T E P A R K S . C O M / P A R K S / A B O U T / R E D - C L A Y
The Cherokee Nation moved its capital from New Echota, Ga., to Red Clay
in Southeast Tennessee in 1832. After the Cherokee Removal in 1838, all the
structures that had been built at Red Clay were torn down and the land became
part of a privately owned farm. In 1979, the land was sold to the state of Tennessee
to be used as a historic park. Today, the park features replicas of Cherokee
structures, a 1.7-mile loop trail, the sacred Blue Hole Spring that the Cherokee
people used as a water supply, and the Eternal Flame, housed at the park since
1984. A small museum interprets the important Cherokee history of the region.
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C H I C K A M AU G A & C H AT TA N O O G A N AT I O N A L M I L I TA RY PA R K3370 Lafayette Road, Fort Oglethorpe, GA 30742 | 706-866-9241
The oldest and largest of America’s Civil War parks, Chickamauga Battlefield
commemorates the 1863 battles for Chattanooga that marked a major turning
point in the war.
M O C C A S I N B E N D N AT I O N A L A R C H A E O LO G I C A L D I S T R I C T381 Moccasin Bend Rd., Chattanooga, TN 37405 | 706-866-9241
A 750-acre historic park with a three-mile loop trail along historic Brown’s
Ferry Federal Road, which served as a route along the Trail of Tears and as a
Civil War supply line.
O T H E R P A R K S
A R M ST R O N G F E R RY R E C R E AT I O N A R E A4623 Armstrong Ferry Rd., Decatur, TN 37322 | 423-334-3584
Located on the Tennessee River in Decatur, Tenn. Camping, hiking, picnicking,
fishing, swimming area and boat ramp.
AU D U B O N AC R E S900 N. Sanctuary Rd., Chattanooga, TN 37421 | 423-892-1499
C H A T T A N O O G A A U D U B O N . O R G
This 130-acre sanctuary features a visitor center, museum about Cherokee
history and natural history, and the restored Spring Frog Cabin. Five miles
of trails wind through this historically significant landscape along South
Chickamauga Creek.
C H E ST E R F R O ST PA R K2318 North Gold Point Cic., Hixson, TN | 423-842-0177
H A M I LT O N T N . G O V / P A R K R E C / R U L E S F E E S . A S P X
Chester Frost Park is a 280-acre lakefront park and campground located
on a peninsula island on Chickamauga Lake. The park has a swimming
beach, fishing piers, group picnic facilities, an indoor pavilion and a
developed campground for RV, tent and group camping. Operated by
Hamilton County, the facility hosts fishing tournaments, competitive
events, and the annual Hamilton County Fair. Camping space is available
on first-come, first-served basis.
F O O S H E E PA S S R E C R E AT I O N A R E A ( T VA )195 Sandy Bottoms Ln., Ten Mile, TN | 423-334-4842
Located on the shores of Watts Bar Lake featuring a campground, boat ramp,
a swimming beach, a picnic pavilion and a playground.
• Savage Gulf State Natural Area, featuring spectacular rock formations
along 55 miles of trails and nine primitive campgrounds.
• More than 10 spectacular waterfalls throughout the park.
• Fiery Gizzard Trail, a 12.5-mile trail (with three backcountry camping sites)
that has been rated by Backpacker magazine as one of the Top 25 trails in
the country.
• Grundy Lakes, a day-use area near Tracy City, provides swimming,
picnicking, fishing, hiking and a view of 19th century coke ovens.
• Foster Falls Small Wild Area near Tracy City, featuring a spectacular
60-foot waterfall with an overlook and trail down to the falls and access
to some of the best sport climbing in the Southeast. Features a 26-site
vehicle-accessible campground and year-round bathhouse. Reservations:
tnstateparks.itinio.com/south-cumberland
• Grundy Forest State Natural Area near Tracy City features cascading
streams, waterfalls, rock houses, rock formations, a hemlock cove forest
and steep cliffs.
• Carter State Natural Area, home to one of the most impressive cave
entrances in Tennessee: Lost Cove Cave (also known as Buggytop Cave).
S O U T H C U M B E R L A N D STAT E PA R K V I S I TO R C E N T E R
11745 US-41, Monteagle, TN | Ph. 931-924-2980
Hours: Monday-Sunday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. CSTT N S T A T E P A R K S . C O M / P A R K S / A B O U T / S O U T H - C U M B E R L A N D
S AVAG E G U L F R A N G E R STAT I O N
3177 TN-399, Palmer, TN | 931-779-3532
The Save Gulf Ranger Station is the eastern access point to the Savage Gulf-
Stone Door trail system that traverses the most rugged and scenic areas of the
South Cumberland State Park system.
STO N E D O O R R A N G E R STAT I O N
1183 Stone Door Rd., Beersheba Springs, TN
423-881-5298 | 931-692-3887
The Stone Door Ranger Station is the western access for the Savage Gulf-
Stone Door trail system. It is named for the Great Stone Door, a 150-foot deep
crevice at the crest of the Cumberland Plateau.
S O U T H C U M B E R L A N D STAT E PA R KSouth Cumberland State Park is Tennessee’s largest wilderness state park, providing access to outdoor recreation atop the Cumberland
Plateau. The park is made up of a network of nine separate sections, offering more than 90 miles of hiking trails, waterfalls, blue holes,
rock climbing, back country camping and caving. Highlights within the park include:
P H O T O S : S O U T H C U M B E R L A N D S T A T E P A R K .
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C A M P J O R DA N323 Camp Jordan Pkwy., East Ridge, TN | 423-463-4391
This 257-acre park features 13 ball fields, 19-hole disc golf course, sand
volleyball, fishing pond, 2-mile walking track, and many more attractions.
C L E V E L A N D / B R A D L E Y C O U N T Y G R E E N WAY2487 Keith St. NW, Cleveland, TN | 423-479-4129
This greenway features multiple linear corridors along Mouse Creek for
walking, running, biking and skating.
C O O L I D G E PA R K150 River St., Chattanooga, TN
Walking trails and a carousel. Parking fee.
G R E E N WAY FA R M S5051 Gann Store Rd., Hixson, TN | 423-643-6050
N O R T H C H I C K . O R G / A D V E N T U R E / G R E E N W A Y- F A R M
This 180-acre city park borders the flatwater of North Chickamauga Creek,
featuring 6 miles of walking, running, hiking and biking trails, three canoe
access points, bathroom facilities, and a dog park.
E N T E R P R I S E S O U T H N AT U R E PA R K8015 Volkswagen Dr., Chattanooga, TN | 423-893-3500
H A M I LT O N T N . G O V / E S N P
Enterprise South Nature Park is situated on 2,800 wooded acres that were
previously part of the Volunteer Army Ammunition Plant property. The park
offers miles of walking and bike trails and off-road biking trails.
T E N N E S S E E R I V E R PA R K & R I V E R WA L K4301 Amnicola Hwy., Chattanooga, TN
H A M I LT O N T N . G O V / T N R I V E R P A R K
Beginning at Chickamauga Dam and stretching 10 miles along the Tennessee
River to downtown Chattanooga, this linear park is a quiet urban space for
walking, running and biking.
ST R I N G E R S R I D G ETrailheads Spears Ave. and Bell Ave.
Chattanooga, TN | 423-425-6311
S O R B A C H A T T A N O O G A . O R G / S T R I N G E R S - R I D G E
Stringers Ridge is a 92-acre urban wilderness park located in North
Chattanooga, featuring three loop trails totaling 10 miles for mountain biking
and hiking.
C H AT TOW N S K AT E PA R K1785 Reggie White Blvd., Chattanooga, TN | 423-643-6064
C H A T T A N O O G A F U N . C O M / M E M B E R S / O U T D O O R S /
C H A T T O W N - S K A T E - P A R K / 8 6 3
This skate boarding, biking park and roller hockey rink offers league play and
pick-up games.
WA L N U T ST R E E T P E D E ST R I A N B R I D G E1 Walnut St., Chattanooga, TN
Built in 1890, the Walnut Street Bridge is the world’s longest pedestrian bridge,
connecting downtown Chattanooga to the North Shore.
S T A T E F O R E S T S
B L E D S O E STAT E F O R E ST30396 TN-30, Pikeville, TN | 423-881-3585
This forest is used traditionally for hunting and small amounts of fishing.
Some hiking and horseback riding occur on the 8,274-acre Cumberland
Plateau forest.
F R A N K L I N - M A R I O N C O U N T Y STAT E F O R E ST310 Firetower Rd., Sewanee, TN | 931-598-0830
Park offers 20 miles of marked trails for hiking, bird watching, mountain
biking, horseback riding and hunting on the Cumberland Plateau.
P R E N T I C E C O O P E R STAT E F O R E STPrentice Cooper State Forest offices Suck Creek Drive on
Suck Creek Mountain, Chattanooga, TN | 423-658-5551
C U M B E R L A N D T R A I L . O R G .Prentice Cooper State Forest protects nearly 26,000 acres and highlights the spectacular Tennessee River Gorge along the Tennessee River. Recreation activities within the forest include hiking, rock climbing, camping, horseback riding, mountain biking, ATV and dirt bike trails, and hunting. Prentice Cooper State Forest offers 35 miles of hiking on three main trails the 12-mile Pot Point Loop Trail, the 10-mile Mullen’s Cove Loop Trail, and a 14-mile section of the Cumberland Trail. The section of Prentice Cooper east of Highway 27 is a designated Wildlife Management Area, managed in cooperation with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency for deer, turkey, raccoon, squirrel and several nongame species. Visitors are encouraged to call the Prentice Cooper offices or check the
website for hunting closure dates before making plans to visit.
S I G N I F I C A N T T R A I L S
T H E C U M B E R L A N D T R A I L - E A ST T E N N E S S E ECumberland Trail State Park 423-566-2229
C U M B E R L A N D T R A I L . O R G
The Cumberland Trail traverses 190 miles of the Cumberland Plateau through
11 counties in East Tennessee. This rugged, scenic trail offers hikers access to
remote areas with spectacular overlooks, picturesque waterfalls, and wilderness
experiences that are trademarks of the southeastern United States. Once completed,
the Cumberland Trail will span 300 miles from Cumberland Gap National Historic
Park on the Tennessee-Virginia-Kentucky border to the Signal Point on Walden’s
Ridge outside of Chattanooga.
J O H N M U I R N AT I O N A L R E C R E AT I O N T R A I LReliance, TN | Ocoee-Hiwassee Ranger Station 423-338-3300
The John Muir National Recreation Trail #152 is a 20.7-mile trail along the
north side of the Hiwassee River in the Cherokee National Forest. It is said
to follow the path taken during John Muir’s travels from Kentucky to Florida.
Trailheads are located on Childers Creek Rd. in Reliance and at the end of
FS Road 108.
O U T D O O R C H AT TA N O O G A
200 River St., Chattanooga, TN | 423-643-6888
OUTDOORCHATTANOOGA.COM
Outdoor Chattanooga provides information about
outdoor recreation in Chattanooga and Southeast
Tennessee. Located within Coolidge Park on the
banks of the Tennessee River, this resource center
also offers year-round programming for outdoor
enthusiasts of all ages and abilities.
O C O E E W H I T E WAT E R C E N T E R4400 US-64, Copperhill, TN | 423-496-0100 | Open Daily
F S . U S D A . G O V / R E C A R E A / C H E R O K E E / R E C A R E A / ? R E C I D = 3 5 0 9 6The Ocoee Whitewater Center near Copperhill, Tenn., serves as a regional visitor center and day-use recreation area within the Cherokee National Forest and Ocoee River watershed. The four-acre recreation area features scenic views of the Ocoee River; two commemorative Olympic bridges; miles of hiking, biking and easy walking trails; and a porch full of rocking chairs perfect for relaxing along this historic riverside. Mountain biking and hiking enthusiasts can depart from the Ocoee Whitewater Center on the Tanasi Trail System, which offers more than 30 miles of trails. The center offers educational programming throughout the year, including snorkeling trips on the Hiwassee and Conasauga Rivers and Citico Creek. Day use fee $3
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L E A S H - F R E E D O G P A R K S
R E D B A N K D O G PA R KWhite Oak Park, 798 Ben Miller Pkwy., Red Bank, TN
Park, playground and dog run.
S O D DY- DA I S Y D O G PA R KSoddy Daisy Veterans Park, 9000 Dayton Pike, Soddy-Daisy, TN
Simple grassy field for dog play.
C H AT TA N O O G A C H E W C H E W C A N I N E PA R K
1801 Carter St., Chattanooga, TN
Level park with separate small dog area.
G R E E N WAY FA R M S D O G PA R K
5051 Gann Store Rd., Hixson, TN
N O R T H C H I C K . O R G / A D V E N T U R E / G R E E N W A Y - F A R M
Off-leash dog park with several agility ramps and water sources.
C O L L E G E DA L E D O G PA R K
Wolftever Greenway, Apison Pike, Collegedale, TN
Great place for dogs to run, play and socialize. Planned meet-ups and play
dates posted on Facebook.
C Y C L I N G
B R A I N E R D L E V E E
Chattanooga, TN, City of Chattanooga Parks | 423-425-6311
The greenway that runs atop the Brainerd Levee is an easy ride for
beginners and families. The trail runs one way for 5.5 miles from the
trailhead at Shallowford Road in Brainerd to Camp Jordan Park in East
Ridge. The trail is gravel for 3.5 miles and paved for 2 miles.
C H AT TA N O O G A B I K E T R A N S I T S YST E M
Downtown Chattanooga
B I K E C H A T T A N O O G A . C O M
Bike Chattanooga offers quick, fun travel in and around downtown
Chattanooga. The transit system features hundreds of bikes at over 33 stations
throughout town that are available 24/7, 365 days a year. All rides under 60
minutes are free. You must be 16 years or older to ride Bike Chattanooga.
C H I L H OW E E M O U N TA I N B I K E T R A I L S YST E M
Cherokee National Forest
Benton, TN | Ocoee Ranger Station | 423-338-3300
F S . U S D A . G O V / R E C A R E A / C H E R O K E E / R E C R E A T I O N /
B I C Y C L I N G / R E C A R E A / ? R E C I D = 3 5 0 8 0 & A C T I D = 2 4 Located
within the Cherokee National Forest, this area features 20 miles of
interconnecting multi-use trails for mountain biking and hiking. This network of
trails stretches from Parksville Campground to Chilhowee Recreation Area at
the top of the mountain. Many of the trails cross or pass near Clear Creek. In
the Cherokee National Forest, bikers are to yield to all other trail users.
Day use fee $3.
E N T E R P R I S E S O U T H N AT U R E PA R K
8015 Volkswagen Dr., Chattanooga, TN | 423-893-3500
H A M I LT O N T N . G O V / E S N P
Enterprise South Nature Park is situated on 2,800 wooded acres that were
previously part of the Volunteer Army Ammunition Plant property. The park
offers 10 miles of trails with single-track ranging from beginner to technical.
G U I L D - H A R DY / LO O KO U T M O U N TA I N T R A I L S
Lookout Mountain, TN | Lookout Mtn. Conservancy | 423-424-3882
O U T D O O R C H A T T A N O O G A . C O M / L A N D / G U I L D - H A R D Y -
L O O K O U T - M O U N T A I N - T R A I L S - D A Y - H I K I N G
The Guild-Hardy Trail runs on an old Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain
Broad Gauge Railroad bed that ascends Lookout Mountain. The trail begins
on Ochs Hwy. and climbs the mountain. At Craven’s Terrace, the trail accesses
Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park’s 40+ mile trail system.
C H I C K A M AU G A A N D C H AT TA N O O G A N AT I O N A L
B AT T L E F I E L D
3370 Lafayette Rd., Fort Oglethorpe, GA | 706-866-9241
N P S . G O V / C H C H /
Parts of this historic park offer road cycling options, including a 6-mile loop
and other lightly trafficked park roads. Park at the visitor center, recreation
field and Wilder Tower.
M O U N TA I N G OA L T R A I L
Sewanee to Monteagle, TN
M O U N T A I N G O A LT R A I L . O R G
The Mountain Goat Trail is a multi-use rail-to-trail corridor on the Cumberland
Plateau. It is named after the Mountain Goat Railroad, which carried coal and
passengers up the Cumberland Plateau – one of the steepest railroad ascents
in the world - between Palmer and Cowan, Tenn. Currently, a 5-mile section
of trail between Sewanee and Monteagle is paved and accessible. The paved
section begins in downtown Sewanee and ends at the Dollar General store in
Monteagle. The current developed section of the trail is relatively flat and is
used by walkers, runners, cyclists and canine friends. When finished, the 35-
mile trail will follow the old railroad bed and connect seven towns in East and
Middle Tennessee.
R AC C O O N M O U N TA I N
Lookout Valley, TN
S O R B A C H A T T A W N O O G A . O R G / R A C C O O N - M O U N T A I N
Intermediate to advanced trail systems for faster rides and more technical trails.
Approx. 20 miles at the top of the mountain, singletrack and pump track.
ST R I N G E R S R I D G E
Chattanooga, TN
Trailheads Spears Ave. and Bell Ave. | 423-425-6311
S O R B A C H A T T A N O O G A . O R G / S T R I N G E R S - R I D G E
Stringers Ridge is a 92-acre urban wilderness park located in North
Chattanooga, featuring three loop trails totaling 10 miles for mountain biking
and hiking.
TA N A S I T R A I L S YST E M
Ocoee Whitewater Center
4400 US-64, Copperhill, TN | 423-496-0100
F S . U S D A . G O V / R E C A R E A / C H E R O K E E / N U L L /
R E C A R E A ? R E C I D = 3 5 1 0 4 & A C T I D = 2 4
The Tanasi Trail System, located within the Cherokee National Forest, offers 30
miles of fast, flowing singletrack for riders of all levels. The International Mountain
Bike Association (IMBA) has designated the Tanasi Trail as one of the IMBA “Epic
Rides,” a distinction given to a select few trail systems across the globe. Trail
begins at the Ocoee Whitewater Center in Copperhill.
MusicT H E S W E E T S O U N D S O F S O U T H E A S T T E N N E S S E E
S P R I N G
C O U S I N JA K E B LU E G R A S S F E ST I VA L ( M A R C H )Etowah, TN
E T O W A H A R T S . O R G
G R E AT S O U T H E R N O L D -T I M E F I D D L E R S ’ C O N V E N T I O N ( M A R C H )Chattanooga, TN
O L D C H A T T A N O O G A . C O M
J O H N ST U D DA R D M E M O R I A L G O S P E L B LU E G R A S S C O N C E R T ( M A R C H )Etowah, TN
E T O W A H A R T S . O R G
B OXC A R P I N I O N M E M O R I A L B LU E G R A S S F E ST I VA L ( A P R I L A N D M AY )Raccoon Mountain, Chattanooga, TN
B O X C A R F O R E V E R B L U E G R A S S . C O M
JA Z Z A N O O G A ( A P R I L )Chattanooga, TN
J A Z Z A N O O G A . O R G
L I T T L E OW L M U S I C & A R T S F E ST I VA L ( A P R I L )Chattanooga, TN
C H A T T A N O O G A A U D U B O N . O R G
S U M M E R
N I N E M I L E B LU E G R A S S F E ST I VA L S ( M AY, J U N E , AU G U ST, S E P T E M B E R )Pikeville, TN
N I N E M I L E B L U E G R A S S . C O M
L I N S DA L E B LU E G R A S S F E ST I VA L ( M AY )Delano, TN
O C O E E C O U N T R Y . C O M
C A M P R AG G A E F E ST ( M AY, S E P T E M B E R )Turtletown, TN
C A M P R E G G A E . O R G
D U N L A P C O K E OV E N S B LU E G R A S S F E ST I VA L ( J U N E )Dunlap Coke Ovens Park & Historic Site, Dunlap, TN
C O K E O V E N S . C O M
R I V E R B E N D F E ST I VA L ( J U N E )Chattanooga, TN
R I V E R B E N D F E S T I V A L . C O M
S I N G I N G E C H O E S B LU E S P R I N G S VA L L E Y S I N G I N G ( J U LY )Cleveland, TN
S I N G I N G E C H O E S . C O M
O C O E E R I V E R JA M ( J U LY-AU G U ST )Ocoee, TN
F A C E B O O K . C O M / O C O E E R I V E R J A M
R I V E R F R O N T N I G H T S S U M M E R M U S I C S E R I E S ( J U LY- S E P T E M B E R )Chattanooga, TN
R I V E R F R O N T N I G H T S . C O M
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FA L L C R E E K FA L L S M O U N TA I N E E R F O L K F E ST I VA L ( S E P T E M B E R )Fall Creek Falls State Park, Pikeville, TN
T N S TAT E PA R K S . C O M / PA R K S / A B O U T / FA L L- C R E E K- FA L L S
H A L F M O O N M U S I C F E ST I VA L ( S E P T E M B E R )Ten Mile, TN
H A L F M O O N F E S T . C O M
B E N TO N A R T S & H E R I TAG E DAYS ( O C TO B E RBenton, TN
B E N T O N F A L L F E S T . C O M
3 S I ST E R S B LU E G R A S S F E ST I VA L ( O C TO B E R )Chattanooga, TN
3 S I S T E R S B L U E G R A S S . C O M
Y E A R - R O U N D
C L AY TO N B L E V I N S P I C K I N ’ B A R NNew Hope, TN (First paved road to right after crossing the
Shelby Rhinehart Bridge into New Hope.) | 423-837-6650
Bluegrass bands perform on the fourth Saturday of every month (6 p.m. CT).
T H E JA M AT L E G ACY H A L LFirst United Methodist Church, 146 Scenic Dr., Copperhill, TN
423-496-2849
First and third Tuesdays of every month (6 p.m. ET).
K I M B A L L F I R E H A L L B LU E G R A S S JA M S E S S I O N S925 Main St., Kimball, TN | 423-837-7040
Bluegrass jam sessions the first Saturday of every month (6 p.m. CT).
M O U N TA I N O P RY2501 Fairmount Pike, Signal Mountain, TN | 423-886-3252
Bluegrass, mountain and traditional Americana music every Friday night in a
family atmosphere (8 p.m. ET).
N E W H O P E F I R E H A L L B LU E G R A S S JA M S E S S I O N SNew Hope, TN | 423-837-6650
Bluegrass jam sessions every Monday night.
O P E R A H O U S E M U S I C230 South Cedar Ave., South Pittsburg, TN | 423-837-6650
Unique full-service music store, featuring bluegrass jam sessions each week.
R E D C L AY P I C K I N ’ B A R N1095 Weatherly Switch Trail, Cleveland, TN | 423-240-3439
Family-friendly musical entertainment and dancing each Saturday
night (7 p.m. ET)
S O U N D S O F S U M M E RMarket Park, 106 S. Jackson St., Athens, TN | 865-680-0939
F A C E B O O K . C O M / S O S A T H E N S T N
Free summer concert series each Saturday May-August (7 p.m. ET).
JIM OLIVER’S SMOKE HOUSE RESTAURANT, LODGE & TRADING POST850 W. Main St., Monteagle, TN | 800-489-2091
T H E S M O K E H O U S E . C O M
Singer-songwriter performances on Friday and Saturday nights in a family-
friendly setting and authentic Tennessee restaurant featuring Southern fare
and smoked meats.
R E D B A C K H Y M N A L : A M E R I C A ’ S B E S T - L O V E D
H Y M N A L F R O M C L E V E L A N D , T N
R E D B AC K H Y M N A L E X H I B I TMuseum Center at 5ive Points, 200 Inman St. E, Cleveland, TN | 423-339-5745
M U S E U M C E N T E R . O R G
The Church Hymnal, famously referred to as the “Red Back,” has been a mainstay in the
Southern Gospel music tradition for more than six decades. The Museum Center at 5ive Points
in Cleveland, Tenn., honored the Red Back’s heritage with a permanent exhibit entitled The “Red
Back” America’s Best-Loved Hymnal. The exhibit, geared for learners of all ages, explores the
local history of the Red Back from its development and first printing in Cleveland, Tenn., to its
widespread adoption and continuing influence on Christian music.
P H O T O S : ( T H I S P A G E , L E F T T O R I G H T ) E D B R O W N O N F R E D O N I A M T N . O V E R L O O K I N G T H E S E Q U A T C H I E V A L L E Y S C E N I C B Y W A Y ; D U N L A P C O K E O V E N S
B L U E G R A S S F E S T I V A L ; O P E R A H O U S E M U S I C I N S O U T H P I T T S B U R G .
A nnual Festivals
S P R I N G
S H A M R O C K C I T Y ( M A R C H )Rock City Gardens
Chattanooga, TN
S E E R O C K C I T Y . C O M
4 B R I D G E S A R T S F E ST I VA L ( A P R I L )Chattanooga, TN
4 B R I D G E S A R T S F E S T I V A L . O R G
F O O D F O R L I F E C O N F E R E N C E ( A P R I L )Whitwell, TN
S V I O N L I N E . O R G
M A I N ST R E E T C R U I S E - I N ( 4 T H S AT U R DAY A P R I L- O C TO B E R )Cleveland, TN
M A I N S T R E E T C R U I S E I N . C O M
N AT I O N A L C O R N B R E A D F E ST I VA L ( A P R I L )South Pittsburg, TN
N A T I O N A L C O R N B R E A D . C O M
R A M P T R A M P F E ST I VA L ( A P R I L )Reliance, TN
R A M P T R A M P F E S T I V A L . C O M
S P R I N G W I L D F LOW E R P I LG R I M AG E AT FA L L C R E E K FA L L S STAT E PA R K ( A P R I L )Pikeville, TN
T N S T A T E P A R K S . C O M / P A R K S /
A B O U T / F A L L - C R E E K - F A L L S
T E N N E S S E E W H I S K E Y F E ST I VA L ( A P R I L )Chattanooga, TN
T N W H I S K E Y F E S T I V A L . C O M
T R A I L S & T R I L L I U M S ( A P R I L )Monteagle, TN
T R A I L A N D T R I L L I U M S . O R G
S U M M E R
C H AT TA N O O G A O U T D O O R S S H OW ( M AY )East Ridge, TN
C H AT TA N O O G A O U T D O O R S S H O W. C O M
T E N N E S S E E ST R AW B E R RY F E ST I VA L ( M AY )Dayton, TN
T N S T R A W B E R R Y F E S T I V A L . C O M
VA L L E Y F E ST ( M AY )Dunlap, TN
V A L L E Y F E S T O N L I N E . C O M
M A I N ST R E E T C R U I S E - I N ( A P R I L- O C TO B E R )Cleveland, TN
M A I N S T R E E T C R U I S E I N . C O M
E TOWA H M O O N S H I N E F E ST I VA L ( J U N E )Delano, TN
E T O W A H M O O N S H I N E F E S T I V A L . C O M
M I N E R S H O M E C O M I N G ( J U LY )Ducktown, TN
D U C K T O W N B A S I N M U S E U M . C O M
M O U N TA I N M A R K E T F O R A R T S & C R A F T S ( J U LY )Monteagle, TN
M O N T E A G L E C H A M B E R . C O M
S C O P E S T R I A L P L AY & F E ST I VA L ( J U LY )Dayton, TN
S C O P E S F E S T I V A L . C O M
S W I S S H E R I TAG E F E ST I VA L ( J U LY )
Gruetli-Laager, TN
S W I S S H I S T O R I C A L S O C I E T Y . O R G
CHEROKEE HERITAGE FESTIVAL
(AUGUST)
Red Clay State Parkm Cleveland, TN
T N S T A T E P A R K S . C O M / P A R K S /
A B O U T / R E D - C L A Y
B E E R S H E B A S P R I N G S C R A F T
M A R K E T ( AU G U ST )
Beersheba Springs, TN
G R U N D Y C O U N T Y T N . N E T
B E T H SA L E M C U M B E R L A N D
P R E S BY T E R I A N C H U R C H H I STO R I C
AU G U ST M E E T I N G ( AU G U ST )
Athens, TN
F A C E B O O K . C O M /
B E T H S A L E M C U M B E R L A N D C H U R C H
M E I G S C O U N T Y FA I R ( AU G U ST )
Decatur, TN
M E I G S C O U N T Y T N C H A M B E R . O R G
R H E A C O U N T Y FA I R ( AU G U ST )
Evensville, TN
R H E A C O U N T Y F A I R . C O M
S E Q UATC H I E C O U N T Y FA I R
( AU G U ST – S E P T E M B E R )
Dunlap, TN
S E Q U A T C H I E . C O M
T E N N E S S E E T R E E TO P P E R S T E A M
C H A L L E N G E ( AU G U ST )
Dunlap, TN
T E N N E S S E E T R E E T O P P E R S . O R G
C E L E B R A T I O N S A C R O S S S O U T H E A S T T E N N E S S E E
V I S I T S O U T H E A S T T E N N E S S E E . C O M F O R A C O M P L E T E L I S T O F E V E N T S
WO R L D ’ S LO N G E ST YA R D S A L E
( AU G U ST )
Follows US-127 from Michigan to Alabama
Passes through Southeast Tennessee
1 2 7 S A L E . C O M
F A L L
P O LO M ATC H E S AT B E N DA B O U T
FA R M ( S E P T E M B E R )
McDonald, TN
B E N D A B O U T . C O M
BLEDSOE COUNTY FAIR (SEPTEMBER)
Pikeville, TN
P I K E V I L L E - B L E D S O E . C O M
H A M I LTO N C O U N T Y FA I R
( S E P T E M B E R )
Hixson, TN
H A M I LT O N T N . G O V / F A I R /
I N T E R N AT I O N A L C OW P E A F E ST I VA L
& C O O KO F F ( S E P T E M B E R )
Charleston, TN
C O W P E A F E S T I V A L . C O M
M A R I O N C O U N T Y FA I R
( S E P T E M B E R )
Jasper, TN
M A R I O N C O U N T Y F A I R . C O M
M O U N TA I N E E R DAYS ( S E P T E M B E R )
Tracy City, TN
M O U N T A I N H E R I T A G E T N . O R G
P O L K C O U N T Y FA I R ( S E P T E M B E R )
Benton, TN
O C O E E C O U N T R Y . C O M
R A I L F E ST T E N N E S S E E VA L L E Y
R A I L R OA D M U S E U M ( S E P T E M B E R )
Chattanooga, TN
T V R A I L . C O M
O C O E E G R A P E E S C A P E
( N OV E M B E R )
Savannah Oaks Winery, Ocoee Winery &
Morris Vineyards, Ocoee, TN
F A C E B O O K . C O M /
P O L K C O U N T Y C H A M B E R O F C O M M E R C E
B L E D S O E C O U N T Y FA L L F E ST I VA L
( O C TO B E R )
Pikeville, TN
B L E D S O E T N . C O M
C L E V E L A N D A P P L E F E ST I VA L
( O C TO B E R )
Cleveland, TN
C L E V E L A N D A P P L E F E S T I V A L . O R G
E TOWA H A R T S & C R A F T S F E ST I VA L
( O C TO B E R )
Etowah, TN
E T O W A H C O C . O R G
FA N N I E M O F F I T T AU T U M N STO M P
( O C TO B E R )
Altamont, TN
F A C E B O O K . C O M /
F A N N I E M O F F I T T A U T U M N S T O M P
H A L LOW E E N B LO C K PA R T Y
( O C TO B E R )
Cleveland, TN
M A I N S T R E E T C L E V E L A N D . C O M
K E T N E R ’ S M I L L C O U N T RY A R T S
FA I R ( O C TO B E R )
Whitwell, TN
K E T N E R S M I L L . O R G
P U M P K I N F E ST ( O C TO B E R )
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