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Clinch Powell

Clinch Powell

lodging

The Home Place Bed & Breakfast
Built in the early 1800's as a log cabin, The Home Place has been owned by Priscilla Rogers' family since then. Many generations have left their mark on the home by renovating it to meet their needs. Today it is a cozy yet spacious home in a very private setting in Mooresburg, Tennessee. Call 1-800-521-8003 for information or to make reservations.

Kyles Ford Cabins
Beautiful log cabins high upon the ridge and next to the river and in the heart of the Appalachian Quilt Trail. You can’t ask for a more picturesque setting with rustic cabins available for individual rental. Large group accommodations also available. Call 1-800-4AQT for information or to make reservations.

German Creek Resort
Nestled at the Foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, this lovely resort on Cherokee Lake offers exceptions value and outstanding amenities. Cherokee Lake offers 30,000 acres with 400 miles of pristine shoreline.

Take I - 81 to US 25 E (exit 8) towards Morristown for approximately 14 miles. Turn left onto TN-375/Lake Shore RD. and continue approximately 4 miles to German Creek Resort. For further information and a free brochure call toll free (800) 634-6199.

dining

Shine’s Country Cookin’ and Cooks by the Creek both offer unique and authentic, down-home dining experiences along the Appalachian Quilt Trail. After dinner, stop by the Clinch Valley Winery, the only of it’s kind in the state, for some home-grown desert.

Shine’s Country Cookin’
7824 Rutledge PikeRutledge,TN
865-828-8731
Mon. – Sat. 6 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Sun. – 6 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Cooks by the Creek
802 Old. Hwy. 11W
Mooresburg, TN
423-272-8922
Mon – Thurs 11 a.m. – 8 30 p.m.
Fri. – Sun. - 11 – 9 :30

attractions

As you travel this stretch of the trail, stop in and discover some hidden treasure at the County Shed Antiques Mall. Once you’ve found just what you’re looking for, head on up to Cumberland Gap National Park for a breathtaking view or take in the scenery along the Wilderness Road. Wind back down the mountain and through Kyles Ford, one of the most bio-diverse regions in the country. Stop and sit a spell at Horton’s Store and you’re likely to hear some bluegrass or find just what you’re heart desires as you browse the one-of-a-kind What Not Shop after lunch.

Country Shed Antiques Mall

Cumberland Gap National Park
At Cumberland Gap, the first great gateway to the west, follow the buffalo, the Native American, the longhunter, the pioneer... all traveled this route through the mountains into the wilderness of Kentucky.Modern day explorers and travelers stand in awe at this great gateway and the many miles of trails and scenic features found in the park.

Wilderness Road
Follow the footsteps of Daniel Boone through historic Cumberland Gap.

The Lost City of Xenephon
Visit the site of a historic postal stop and enjoy the winding roads and beautiful colors of the season. Travel to nearby Sneedville and explore the history and mystery of the Melungeon population or explore the biodiversity of the Clinch River and enjoy the pristine beauty of Kyles Ford.

Events

Grainger County Tomato Festival
A down-home festival celebrating the world famous Grainger County Tomato. With local artists and craftsmen, great food and lots of tomatoes, this is an event not to miss. Visit www.graingercountytomatofestival.com for additional information.

Rogersville Heritage Days

This large arts and crafts festival showcases traditional music, storytellers, dancers, children’s events, and demonstrations of pioneer skills. Stroll the blocked-off historic district and visit local art galleries, show for hand-made jewelry or get a funnel cake. Visit www.tnvacation.com for additional information.

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