by Pam Cox | Dec 28, 2018 | Camping, Fishing, Hiking
Bark Camp Recreation Area is situated on a 45 acre lake that is regularly stocked with rainbow trout, largemouth bass, several sunfish species and channel catfish. Check the DGIF website for the stock schedule. The trailhead is closed during the winter...
by Pam Cox | Dec 28, 2018 | Un-categorized
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by Pam Cox | Dec 28, 2018 | Camping, Campsites
Family owned campground on the Historic Clinch River.Camping here means waking up to the sounds of the river and nature. We are 7 miles from the main highway, it’s the perfect place to get back to nature and spend time with the ones you love. The totally renovated...
by Pam Cox | Dec 28, 2018 | Biking
For many years, Tour De Possum Creek was a popular bike race, held in conjunction with Kingsport, Tenn.’s annual Fun Fest celebration. Even though the event was abandoned, bike enthusiasts can still follow the 43-mile course, featuring a 2,600 foot climb. A...
by Pam Cox | Dec 28, 2018 | Biking
The Dungannon and Clinch River Scenic Road Tour winds for 24 miles along country roads in the heart of Scott County. This beautiful route passes historical buildings and cemeteries, the world-famous Clinch River, a stunning waterfall and two charming small...
by Pam Cox | Dec 28, 2018 | Biking
Carter Highway is a popular bike ride for folks interested in a relatively flat ride. Start at the Hiltons Train Depot and ride all the way past the world-famous Carter Family Fold to Mendota, Virginia. You will travel through lovely countryside that parallels...
by Pam Cox | Dec 28, 2018 | Hiking
Bear Rock Trail — This short but stunning hike gives you sweeping views across Little Stony Creek Gorge. Highlights: stunning views, hawks and other raptors Length: 0.5 miles (round trip) Difficulty: easy to moderate Trailhead: To reach the Bear Rock...
by Pam Cox | Dec 28, 2018 | Hiking
Chief Benge Scout Trail (CBST) is a good overnight backpacking opportunity or hike a section. Things to see and enjoy vary from High Knob overlook, cold mountain lakes, following streams in deep gorges, and Little Stony plunge waterfall. How to get there There are...
by Pam Cox | Dec 28, 2018 | Birding
This trail winds up the opposite side of Powell Mountain from the Kane Gap Trail and then joins the latter trail at Kane Gap. The Daniel Boone Trail begins on an old gravel road, but then narrows down into a hiking trail that continues for several miles through...
by Pam Cox | Dec 28, 2018 | Hiking
Highlights: rhododendron-lined creek, fossils, natural swimming hole, overnight possibilities Length: 7.2 miles round trip (optional 1.8 additional miles (or more) up one way) Difficulty: difficult Trailhead: From Ft. Blackmore, head north on Rte 619, turning left at...
