Discover waterfalls, explore state parks, find local businesses, and experience everything our mountain community has to offer.
From the world's longest yard sale to a world-record lake to America's most celebrated soldier — everything that makes Fentress County unforgettable.
Highway 127 runs straight through Jamestown. Every August, hundreds of thousands of treasure hunters descend on Fentress County for four days of deals, antiques, and Americana.
27,700 acres of crystal-clear water, 14 marinas, and the world record smallmouth bass caught in 1955 — a record that still stands. Thirty minutes from Jamestown.
America's most decorated WWI soldier was born, lived, and is buried 9 miles from Jamestown. His farm, red gristmill, and grave are free to visit.
From cascading waterfalls to rugged hiking trails — discover the natural beauty that makes Fentress County one of Tennessee's hidden gems.
History, communities, notable people, and 200 years of Fentress County's story.
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Cost of living, schools, internet, real estate — your complete relocation guide.
Tennessee's best kept secret — glow worms, dark skies, 58+ miles of trails.
