Whitewater Rafting
Shoot the rapids on America's only Olympic River. Located just 20 miles east of Cleveland, Tennessee, the Ocoee River with its class III and IV rapids is the site of the 1996 Olympic Canoe and Kayak Competition and is the premiere whitewater river of the Southeast.

Mountain Trails
Just minutes from Cleveland, Tennessee, find an awesome web of hiking and biking trails in the Cherokee National Forest. Cool off in the mist of a cascading waterfall or on the banks of a winding creek.

Downtown Shops & Sites
Unique shops and fantastic eateries await you in the charming historic downtown of Cleveland, Tennessee. Visit our Museum, follow the walking tour  and check our events listing for family fun at downtown events.

Cherokee Heritage
As the last eastern council grounds for the Cherokee Nation, Red Clay State Historical Park stands as a reminder of days past. It was at this site that the Cherokee were notified of their tragic jouney ahead, the Trail of Tears. To explore our rich Cherokee heritage fully, order or download our new brochure, Passport to Cherokee Heritage.