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Stop by the Cherohala Skyway Visitor Center in Tellico Plains for free maps of the Skyway and the Cherokee National Forest, Skyway driving conditions and local area souvenirs and gifts.
The popular Dutch Girl quilt pattern is a sweet addition to the Childress Brothers Farm in Kingsport, TN.
Stop by Claussen's to view the Bear's Paw.
Travel to the top of Clinch Mountain on 25E and take a scenic and relaxing break for a piece of famous Vinegar Pie at Clinch Mountain Lookout!
Stop by Clinch Mountain Studios where you can view custom residential, commercial, and church stained glass.
The Clinch-Powell Community Kitchen is a working food processing and packaging facility in the rural community that assists local farmers and producers
This quilt pattern is based on one made by the Mother-In-Law of the owner, who grew up on the farm. She was part Cherokee Indian and often used bright colors in her quilts.
The Welcome Center provides area information for visitors and makes all feel welcome. Coker Creek is just two miles from the North Carolina Line. Gold was discovered here long before the Wild West.
Cookie's Restaurant had a fire and is temporarily closed. The quilt square was not damaged and will be displayed when the restaurant reopens.
Home Grown Pride is a quilt pattern developed through a combined effort of Sandee Cook, co-owner of Cooks Greenhouses, and friends Kimberly Schneider, artist and Downtown Johnson City business owner, and Lynn Frierson, textile artist and quilter.
Country Fresh Food is one of the leading makers in gourmet fudge. They supply retailers of all types including QVC and Biltmore Estates. They are located in downtown Oliver Springs close to other retail stores featuring antiques and Gifts, as well as the ...
coveridgemarina.comThe barn at Cove Ridge Marina located on Piercetown Road in Butler, Tennessee was built in the late 1800's by Henry White. Mr. White built the barn from hand-cut timbers for his son-in-law, John Pierce. John Pie
The Bear Paw Quilt Square is located at Crockett Tavern.
Get off the trail and go down by the creek for some down-home style cookin' at the cross roads.
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