Clinton is the Anderson County seat, ten minutes from Oak Ridge and twenty from Knoxville. Antique shops downtown, the Museum of Appalachia next door, and Norris Lake minutes away. It punches above its weight.
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A Smithsonian-affiliated living history museum in nearby Norris. Thirty-plus authentic log structures, mountain music, farm animals, and a great restaurant. Plan half a day.
Thirty-four thousand acres of clear water. Boating, fishing, swimming, houseboats. Some of the cleanest water in Tennessee, 15 minutes from downtown Clinton.
TVA's first dam, built in the 1930s. Hiking trails, a visitor center, and kayak and paddleboard rentals on the lake.
Market Street is lined with antique shops — Clinton is a legit antiquing destination. The courthouse square, local diners, and the Green McAdoo Cultural Center, which tells the story of the Clinton 12 and school desegregation.
Smallmouth bass and muskie fishing, kayaking, and the Clinton Greenway running along the riverbank.
The largest privately owned off-road park in the country — 73,000 acres and 300-plus miles of trails at 599 Windrock Park Ln, near Oliver Springs. ATVs, side-by-sides, mountain biking, and hiking. About 30 minutes from Clinton. Day passes available.
Antique shopping, the Museum of Appalachia, and Norris Lake.
About 10 minutes north in Norris.
Yes — clear water, public access points, and full-service marinas.
A museum telling the story of the Clinton 12, who desegregated the first public high school in the South.
About 20 minutes north on I-75.
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