Cheap Things To Do in Alcoa, Tennessee

Although you must cross a road during this excursion, the trails on this hike are lightly used, offering a pleasantly undulating loop with very little climbing for such a mountainous setting. First... More on Trails

This was a bery excellent trail. I hiked it during an 18 mile day hike and More on Trails

Inscription. This Presbyterian church was founded in 1786 by Rev. Archibald Scott, of Virginia. In 1792, Rev. Gideon Blackburn built a log church here; the stones in the present wall are from a church which replaced it in 1829; the ... More on HMDB

This 60-mile drive travels through Appalachian foothills and ascends the Unaka Range to the highest peak in Great Smoky Mountains National Park with some of the best views in the southeast. As the Appalachian Mountains extend into ... More on Trails

Inscription. March 2, 1793 – July 26, 1863, Born In Rockbridge County VA, Moved To TN in 1807, Taught At This Schoolhouse In 1812, Attended Porter Academy In 1813, Joined Army In 1813 In Maryville, TN, Studied Law In Nashville, ... More on HMDB

The Sam Houston Schoolhouse (3650 Sam Houston Schoolhouse Rd., 865-983-1550, www.samhoustonhistoricschoolhouse.org, Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 5pm, Sunday 1pm - 5pm, $1) is the one-room schoolhouse... More on Moon Handbooks: Tennessee

The Sam Houston Schoolhouse is named for the soldier, statesman, and pioneer from East Tennessee. Born in 1793, Sam Houston had no taste for farming. Instead, he enjoyed the Cherokee way of life an... More on Heritage

Inscription. Here, where Blount County's first courthouse stood, Sam Houston "took a dollar from the drum", thus marking his first enlistment in the United States Army, March 24, 1813. This culminated in his command of the Army of ... More on HMDB

Home of the Third Creek Greenway and the Tyson Tennis Clubhouse, this popular multi-use ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Next time you're passing through Knoxville, and take the time to visit Tyson Park, take a few extra min... More on Yahoo! Travel

Visitors may be given a tour, which includes the tower where legend has it Confederate sharpshooters were ... More on Moon Handbooks: Tennessee

Bleak House, an Italianate mansion built for Robert Armstrong, was used as the headquarters for Confederate... More on Weather.com

An exact replica of the official memorial in Guam, this monument features ... More on Yahoo! Travel

It is a great reminder of the dedication of our canine comrades! A regal statue that I passed by numerous t... More on Yahoo! Travel

Help when you need it. Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers is a membership service of the Knoxville Bar. More on Knoxbar.org

Inscription. What Brought the Armies of the Blue and the Gray to Knoxville? Knoxville was a pro-Confederate town of some 3700 persons when Tennessee seceded from the Union in June of 1861. It was t... More on HMDB