Adventures of Tellico
Things to Do in Tellico Plains
Discover the charm of Tellico Plains, TN while staying at Tellico Cabins! Explore breathtaking trails in the Cherokee National Forest, enjoy fishing on the Tellico River, or relax in the peaceful mountain scenery. Your perfect getaway awaits, combining adventure with the comfort of home!

Charles Hall Museum
As a National Park Service official stop on the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail, the museum is well worth the visit!

Big Bear Tubing
Enjoy tubing on the Tellico River, and spend fun days on the water with your family.

Tellico Outfitters
Take a guided fishing tour to enjoy the best spots and the greatest catches.


Sweetwater Valley Farm
Fresh cheese, a yummy cafe, and guided farm tours make this a fun stop.

Sequoyah Birthplace Museum
Learn more about Sequoyah, his life, and his ties to local history.

Get Out & Explore
No visit to Tellico is truly complete without a journey along River Road, a picturesque 20-mile stretch that winds alongside the Tellico River. A renowned location for some of the finest trout fishing in the eastern United States, the Tellico River offers the perfect mix of beauty and adventure.

Green Cove
Winding along River Road beside the Tellico River takes you to the Green Cove angler community.

Tellico Trout Hatchery
Continue along the road, and you'll arrive at the Tellico Trout Hatchery.

Bald River Falls
Ascend to the summit for breathtaking views or extend your journey for an exceptional multi-mile trek.
Cherohala Skyway
Experience the thrill of riding or driving the Tail of the Dragon and Cherohala Skyway loop!

Indian Boundary Recreation Area
Just off the first part of the Skyway is the Indian Boundary Recreation Area.

Cheoah Dam
The dam was made famous by the 1993 film “The Fugitive,” with Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones.

Tail of the Dragon
Just a few miles away is the renowned 318 curves of the 11-mile Tail of the Dragon.

Fontana Dam
Just a short drive from the thrilling Tail of the Dragon, you'll find Fontana Dam.
More local resources can be found on Monroe County site.






