White Water Paddling in Knoxville, Tennessee
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Paddling Big South Fork is an off-the-beaten-path and humbling experience. Many paddlers have had to swim in big holes and sieves, but the stunning beauty of the gorges is the real takeaway.
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The stretch dubbed "Sinks to Elbow" gives whitewater paddlers a taste of quintessential Smoky Mountain paddling. It's also one of the most dependable creeks in the area when it comes to flow.
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As a day trip or overnighter, the Obed River is home to some of Tennessee’s most pristine and remote white water.
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This is a sweet Class III to IV whitewater paddle located in Great Smoky National Park.
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Paddlers of every level can find the adventure they are seeking along the Pigeon River.
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Spend a weekend drifting through the untamed backwoods of Tennessee on Clear Creek, a hidden gem of the Cumberlands.
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Some of the best fly fishing in Tennessee is in the northeast part of the state.
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On any given day, a snorkeler in Cherokee National Forest is likely to see up to 20 different species including freshwater drum, bream, tadpoles, turtles, salamanders, mussels, snails, and many more.
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In addition to it’s natural and largely undisturbed beauty, Frozen Head State Park has a chilling history that that includes a high-security prison, murderous manhunts, and a brutal and mysterious ultramarathon.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited national park in the country, and it's got more to offer than just hiking.
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