Anderson County offers the unique opportunity to travel through 300 years of American History in three days. You can virtually be transported from 18th Century Appalachia to the Atomic Age and into the future while enjoying the natural beauty of Norris Lake, the mountains and valleys of East Tennessee.
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July 4th Celebration and Anvil Shoot at the Museum of Appalachia
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July 4th will be celebrated in an unusual, dramatic, and traditional fashion at the Museum of Appalachia with historic anvil shoots, demonstrations of mountain arts and crafts, and old time music.
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Take a Scenic Drive
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Take an adventure along the highways that meander through the mountains of East Tennessee by historical attractions and great eateries.
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Spring Wildflower Hikes
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Enjoy a guided hike along the cool Clinch River, one of the most diverse pathways of wildflower concentrations in the region.
