Knoxville’s Dogwood Trails When spring arrives in Knoxville, the city’s streets begin to bloom with dogwoods, tulips, and azaleas. One of the best ways to take it all in is by following the Dogwood Trails—marked Read More
One of the major reasons retirees move to East Tennessee and Knoxville, Tennessee is because the state does not tax individual income earned by its residents. This means that retirees can keep more of their Read More
Knoxville Greenways and Walking Trails One of the first things you’ll notice about Knoxville is how connected the city is through its greenways and trails. With more than 100 miles of paved paths, Knoxville’s greenway Read More
Museums in Knoxville and East Tennessee For those looking to learn more about the Knoxville and East Tennessess’s fascinating past you’ll want to check out these Museums. Explore historic homes, frontier forts, and exhibitions of Read More
Visiting Clingmans Dome: The Highest Point in the Smoky Mountains Clingmans Dome, also known as Kuwohi, is the highest point in Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the state of Tennessee. At 6,643 feet, it Read More
Knoxville Recreational Parks If you’re looking for a quiet walk, a peaceful spot by the water, or a picnic under the trees, Knoxville has plenty of green spaces to choose from. Here’s a list of Read More
Where to See Performing Arts in Knoxville If you’re looking to enjoy live entertainment in Knoxville, you’re in luck. The city offers a full calendar of performing arts events that range from elegant orchestras to Read More
Just an hour from Knoxville, Ober Mountain (formerly Ober Gatlinburg) offers the closest skiing and snowboarding in East Tennessee. While it’s smaller than resorts in Colorado or Vermont, it provides a convenient winter sports escape Read More
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