Tellico Lake & Lenoir City Living
 Tellico Lake, TN
Tellico Lake was formed when Tellico Dam was built in 1979 to help nearby Fort Loudon Reservoir regulate flooding in downstream Chattanooga. Tellico Lake covers nearly 16,000 acres, has 357 miles of shoreline, and is 33 miles long. Boaters can explore the lake itself or, through a series of locks, boat from Tellico Lake all the way to the Gulf of Mexico. Many boaters, however, choose to limit their trips to downtown Knoxville or a University of Tennessee Vol’s football game. On its shores, Tellico Lake has a reconstruction of the original Fort Loudon, after which the county is named. Built by the British during the French and Indian War, it was named for the fourth Earl of Loudon, John Campbell, the commander of British forces in America at the time. Other history attractions in the area include the Sequoyah Birthplace Museum, which honors the inventor of the Cherokee alphabet. This community is home to residents from all walks of life, from singles to families to retirees, and offers living amenities to fit each group. There are eight main communities in Tellico Lake: Tellico Village, Kahite of Tellico Village, Rarity Bay, Rarity Pointe, Tellico Harbor, Harbour Place, Foothills Pointe and Thunder Pointe. All feature great mountain and/or water views and some include golf courses, gated communities, clubhouses, marinas, recreation centers and trails. Lenoir City, TN Lenoir City, close to Tellico Lake, is located 25 miles west of Knoxville at the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains. This region’s residents enjoy countless waterways and scenic landscapes, as well as a heritage and culture that thrives just as strongly in smaller communities as in big cities. In addition to boating, swimming and fishing opportunities, Lenoir City residents can enjoy golf at Landmark Golf Club at Avalon, a championship golf course with a four-star rating by Golf Digest’s Places to Play. They can also visit the historic local mill, The Crosseyed Cricket, or explore local history at the Lenoir City Museum. Lenoir City also supports sports activities with many public parks and local employee softball tournaments. There is also an archery facility, Eagle Wings Archery, with a pro shop and indoor and outdoor ranges. The city offers beautiful public recreation facilities and a diverse collection of interest groups and hosts many special events. Lenoir City’s main park offers two tennis courts, seven picnic shelters, two playgrounds, a boat ramp and dock, a fishing pier and beach volleyball courts. Lenoir City also provides numerous community activities and services to its residents. A few events found in Lenoir City are the Bluegrass Fest, a trick-or-treating event hosted by downtown merchants, a Christmas parade, an annual BBQ Cook-off, the World Music Festival, to name a few. |
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