Area Attractions
Golf, hiking, horseback riding, swimming, canoeing and white water
rafting are a few of the activities located nearby.
Canoe rentals and horse boarding available.

VIEW THE VILLAGE

Historic Rugby 1880’s village tours include the School House Visitors Center, the Hughes Library, Christ Church Episcopal, and Kingstone Lisle, Thomas Hughes Rugby home.
Historic Rugby    
1-888-214-3400 or 423-628-2441

 


Butch Hodgkins: pickin@tnaccess.com

VISIT THE STORE

R. M. Brooks General Store is a designated National Register of Historic Place. A community landmark and meeting place in continuous operation by generations of family committed to protecting and preserving the heritage of people and times past.

WALK THE TRAILS

Big South Fork River and Recreation Area has created a haven for the enjoyment of nature whether it’s as a participant or an observer. Regardlass of the season there is opportunity for recreation and rejuvenation.

Big South Fork Nat’l Park 423-286-7275
www.nps.gov/biso


Photo by Chuck Summers: summers@jellico.com

RIDE THE RAILS

Big South Fork Scenic Railroad and Barthell Coal Mining Camp give an entertaining and historic interpretation of Appalachian mining. Ride the train down the gorge to the Blue Heron Mine and the Replicated mining camp of Barthell where one may tour an underground mine. Historic mining museums at both locations.
Big South Fork Scenic Railroad
& Barthell Coal Mining Camp
800-462-5664  www.bsfsry.com

SEE THE FALLS

Colditz Cove is a 165-acre natural area located approximately 2 miles east of Allardt, Tennessee in Fentress County. Its most impressive feature is Northrup Falls, which plunges more than 60 feet over a protruding rock ledge into a scenic, narrow, gorge along Big Branch Creek. The waterfall is named for the family who settled here and operated a mill above the falls in the 1800's. These high cliffs and "rock houses" (cave-like overhangs) at the falls and along the creek gorge, were once used by cliff-dwelling Woodland Indians over 3,000 years ago for shelter while hunting.

Pickett State Park, Rock Creek Route,
Box 174, Jamestown, TN 38556,
(931) 879-5821

TOURS AND TASTING

Highland Manor Winery represents the commitment to entrepreneurial excellence. Tours and tasting area a daily fare of Tennessee’s oldest winery.

Highland Manor Winery
2965 South York Highway
Jamestown, TN 38556
931-879-9519 www.highlandmanorwinery.com
VISIT THE HOME PLACE

Sgt. Alvin C, York's Home Place
View the hero's home and perhaps meet a family member with home spun stories. The GrisMill and Park nearby beckon visitors to picnic and sit a spell.

Alvin C. York Homplace 931-879-3657
alvincyork.org



VISIT THE LAKE

Dale Hollow Lake offers 620 miles of pristine shoreline that will assure you of fun whether it is fishing, swimming or water recreation. It boasts the world's record smallmouth bass.

Byrdstown Pickett County Chamber of Commerce  
Toll Free: 1-888-406-4704
www.dalehollow.com

 

Other points of interest:

Obed Wild River
Frozen Head and Picket State Parks

Grey Gables Bed & Breakfast Inn
 Highway 52 · P.O. Box 52
5809 Rugby Hwy (Hwy 52)
Rugby, Tennessee 37733
 (423) 628-5252
 Fax: (423) 628-5252
E-Mail: greygablestn@highland.net
Bill & Linda Brooks Jones, Innkeepers


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