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www.clinchpowell.netStop by the Appalachian Quilt Trail headquarters located in The Bryan House to learn more about the AQT.
www.bearcreekwoodcrafts.comThis is a home, hobby shop, and small farm. Year round you can see various stages of chainsaw carvings of bears, birds, raccoons, dragonflies, wolves, etc, by carver, Ross Miller AND Coleen paints barn quilts, custom made, or ready made. Various sizes fr ...
Grainger County's first licensed winery invites you to come and sit a spell . . . Nestled at the foot of Clinch Mountian in beautiful East Tennessee, Clinch Mountain Winery is unlike any winery you've ever seen. Just far enough off the beaten path to ...
www.clinchriverecotourism.comTurkey Tracks quilt pattern is found on the building next to the Clinch River Conservation and Retreat Center.
Follow the Appalachian Quilt Trail to Country Shed Antiques!
www.clinchmountainwinery.com/joppa_mountain_pottery.htmJoppa Mountain Pottery is owned by a family of potters and artists living in the small, rural community of Joppa located in Rutledge, Tennessee
Jubilee Art Gallery is the perfect stop to browse some local art, handmade jewelry, quilts and other crafts.
We promote the work of Artisans and Craftspeople in the East Tennessee Region.
www.ritterfarms.comRitter Farms is best known for its great-tasting Grainger County Tomatoes. The Ritters regularly host agritourism events on the farm
Visit River Place on the Clinch general store and cafe, rent a canoe and float down the lazy Clinch River.
Crossed canoes quilt pattern is found at River Place where you can rent canoes, kayaks, rafts and float tubes for your adventure down the Clinch River.
All Saints' Episcopal School, which was known as All Saints' Day School for the first thirty-three years of its existence, was established in 1967 by church parishioners, who were seeking an education alternat
www.allandalemansion.comAllandale Mansion was the dream home of Ruth and Harvey Brooks. They built and furnished a distinctive home on grounds which were designed by the same man who served as the landscape architect for President Dwight Eisenhower.
Was originally used as Tobacco Barn, the barn was then bought in 1988 by the owners.
www.amishwelcomcenter.comExplore the Amish Community in a Horse-Drawn Wagon!
www.yallcome.orgThe welcome center distributes btochures and maps to local, region, and statewide locations.
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