Erwin & Unicoi County

Whether you're looking for a relaxing family float trip or an extreme whitewater adventure you'll find half-day, full-day and multi-day trips to fit your time and budget at USA Raft.

As its mountains tower over the Tennessee-North Carolina border, Unicoi County combines wonders of natural beauty with intriguing stories of history and culture. Here, elegant small towns bustle with sidewalk shops and eateries, locals recount fascinating stories of the past and future, and visitors stand in astonishment of nature's true marvels. The Clinchfield Railroad got its start in Erwin, as did the now world-famous Blue Ridge Pottery.

Let us help make your next event memorable Reservations available year round for Private Parties and Gatherings. Meetings too. Dividers available. On and off site catering with special menu's available for groups. All your favorites and some new ones too. Located On The Banks Of The Nolichucky River Directly Across From The Majestic 800-Foot "Devil's Looking Glass" with indoor and outdoor dining.

Services Offered: Reception and Rehearsal Dinner Venue, Off-site catering

E-Mail: dennis@riversedgebbq.com

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Located 1.4 miles from I-26. Our specialty is the scenic Nolichucky River. The Nolichucky, winding through both North Carolina and Tennessee, offers a variety of whitewater rapids (guided class III and IV) that cut their way through a beautiful 3000' gorge. We don't just do whitewater rafting trips: we also offer Funyaks, riverside camping, mountain-biking tours, ropes courses, family fun, overnight getaways packages, and more! Full service restaurant and hot showers. No experience needed. Operating: Mar.-Oct. AC. PC, TC & CC accepted. L/HA.

Linear Trail – N 36° 8.13 W 82° 25.50
Start your journey on the Linear Trail and you will find a hidden treasure around one of the beautiful bridges. Cache available 24/7.

Located 12 miles off I-26 and .5 miles from US 19/23. 1903 restored home on the grounds of the Erwin National Fish Hatchery. The museum contains turn-of-the century items such as Blue Ridge Pottery, a country store, and Clinchfield Railroad memorabilia. Open May-Sept. 1-5pm; Sat. & Sun. in Oct. AC (donation). L/HA.