The boat launch with the deepest channel. The trail to the gorge. The farm stand that takes Venmo. The icon you've heard of and the one you haven't.
One of the largest marinas on Norris Lake's south end, in Andersonville — pontoon and deck boat rentals by the half day, full day, or multi-day, covered and wet slips, and a convenience store.
A full-service marina and resort in Caryville — pontoon, ski boat, houseboat, and floating-house rentals, boat repair, fishing supplies, and a dockside bar and grille.
A full-service marina near New Tazewell with boat rentals and slips, houseboat slips, cottages, and an RV campground, home to Jimmy's Place restaurant.
Part of the Deerfield Resort community in LaFollette — boat slips, boat storage, a launch ramp, and fishing supplies alongside the Tiki Bar restaurant.
The commercial marina inside Norris Dam State Park, off I-75 near the Lake City exit — a boat ramp and pontoon rentals right at the dam.
A marina and campground in Tazewell offering pontoon rentals, slip rentals, houseboat buoys, and a full store for groceries, gas, and fishing supplies.
The Tennessee Valley Authority's first hydroelectric project, built 1933–1936 on the Clinch River — a concrete gravity dam 1,860 feet long and 265 feet high, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The lake it created spans parts of five counties; the surrounding 4,000-acre state park covers boating, skiing, and fishing.
A 3,687-acre state park on the lake's south shore, about 25 miles north of Knoxville — a sandy public swimming beach, a seasonal boat dock, and a boat ramp just outside the park entrance.