Watauga Lake Hats & T-Shirts
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More WataugaLakeMagazine articles:The Butler MuseumLearn how and why Watauga Lake was formed and how the citizens of "Old Butler" Tennessee were changed forever. . . . |
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A Kayaker's ViewSee Watauga Lake up-close from a Kayak |
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Watauga Lake TriathlonSwim over 1,000 yards in a deep lake, race in your bike over 21 miles through the mountains, THEN... run 5 miles ... |
New! Watauga Lake T-shirts and HatsNow available on WataugaLakeMagazine.com - Watauga Lake Map T-shirts and hats, each available in 2 colors. Map on t-shirt shows the location of Watauga Dam, Old and New Butler Tennessee and the 3 main sources of water, the Watauga River, Elk River and Roan Creek. . |
The Appalachian Trail on Watauga Lake
The 2,000 mile Appalachian Trail skirts the western edge of Watauga Lake in East Tennessee. Local citizens and visitors to the area have a unique opportunity to experience the Appalachian Trail and to get new views of Watauga Lake . . . |
Watauga Dam, Wilbur Dam and the Wilbur Reservoir
Before the construction of the Watauga Dam, the Watauga River and Roan Creek valleys suffered several devastating floods, including the last major one in 1940. While the Watauga Dam project was started in 1942, it was delayed by World War II and completed in 1948. The cost was over $32 million and required over 10 million work hours to complete. . . . |
Watauga Point Recreation Area
The Watauga Point Recreation area offers easy access to Watauga Lake for area citizens and visitors. See photos of the Recreation area and the view of the lake and learn about its facilities. |
Rat Branch Boat Ramp
The Rat Branch Boat Ramp in the Cherokee National Forest on Watauga Lake Tennessee offers the best view of the Watauga Dam and gives easy launching for your boat into the lake . . See photos of the Boat Ramp area and the view of the lake and learn about its facilities. |
Click here to learn more about the Red Tail Mountain Fall Festival & Family Day
Red Tail Mountain is a 720 acre golf community in nearby Mountain City Tennessee. On Sunday September 23 they sponsored a Fall Festival for local families at the course. Games, food, crafts and music were available on a beautiful Sunday afternoon . . . |
