Chattanooga Convention and Visitors Bureau
Nestled along the banks of the Tennessee River and surrounded by spectacular scenic beauty, Chattanooga is vibrant, easily accessible and affordable.  You’ll enjoy a newly revitalized riverfront scattered with attractions, parks and boating options; outdoor adventures, rich history, unique accommodations, restaurants to please every palate, thriving arts scene, shopping and annual events that provide plenty of fun.

www.chattanoogafun.com

Gatlinburg Department of Tourism & Convention Center
Gatlinburg, Tennessee, is surrounded on three sides by Great Smoky Mountains
National Park, America’s most visited national park. A gateway community of
only 3,800 residents, Gatlinburg routinely serves as host to over 35,000 visitors
daily as it strives to preserve the magnificence and cultural heritage of these
mountains within its borders.

Popular as a vacation destination even before the Park’s founding in 1940, the
mountain village of Gatlinburg provides a wide range of lodging, dining, attraction
and entertainment options for families and couples visiting from throughout
America and beyond, creating memories and traditions that will carry from one
generation to the next.

Gatlinburg, Tennessee. You’ve never been closer.
www.gatlinburg.com

Knoxville Tourism & Sports Corporation
Located at the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Knoxville is a picturesque city surrounded by three national parks, numerous lakes and more than 25 golf courses. With its four distinct, gentle seasons, the climate in Knoxville is almost as pleasing as its southern hospitality! The city also offers excellent cultural museums, the performing arts, a world-renowned zoo, shopping and festivals to experience.  With family fun, great shopping, and exciting nightlife, Knoxville has something to satisfy everyone.

www.knoxville.org

Southeast Watershed Forum
The Southeast Watershed Forum is dedicated to helping citizens and communities preserve and restore their rivers and watersheds for the benefit of current and future generations. Southeastern rivers are habitat to the greatest diversity of aquatic life found anywhere outside the tropics. They support more than half of all fish species in the United States, some found nowhere else in the world. The Forum builds local leadership for land and water protection through its public education, quality growth training and regional partnerships. We believe that our rivers and streams are a special legacy and that their preservation is vital to our quality of life.

www.southeastwaterforum.org

Tennessee Department of Tourist Development
Tennessee is about awe-inspiring natural beauty, thrilling entertainment, and heart-stopping adventure. What makes Tennessee great? The music, history, natural wonders and food and drink served with special Tennessee charm. Everything is here—including the big city lights of Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville and Chattanooga, small town squares, gorgeous mountain cliffs and dazzling waterways. Tennessee’s world-class attractions include Dollywood, the Grand Ole Opry, Jack Daniel Distillery, Beale Street and Graceland. Pure satisfaction awaits in a Tennessee vacation.

www.tnvacation.com

Tennessee Greenways & Trails
There are 749 greenways and trails in Tennessee. That's 749 chances to connect with nature, your health, your family, your friends, your heritage and your community. And, there are just as many ways to do the connecting, including walking, running, biking, hiking, horseback riding, even relaxing and watching the grass grow. Isn't it time to make your connection?

www.connectwithtn.com

Tennessee Department of Transportation
The mission of Tennessee Department of Transportation is to plan, implement, maintain and manage an integrated transportation system for moving people and products, with emphasis on quality, safety, efficiency, and the environment. TDOT is a multimodal agency, providing residents and travelers with one of the best transportation systems in the country, while protecting Tennessee’s numerous natural and cultural resources. TDOT supports initiatives such as Scenic Trails and Byways, Greenways and Trails, and Park and Float.

www.TDOT.gov

Tennessee Valley Authority
The Tennessee Valley Authority, a corporation owned by the U.S. government, provides electricity for 9 million people in parts of seven southeastern states at prices below the national average. TVA, which receives no taxpayer money and makes no profits, provides flood control, navigation and land management for the Tennessee River system. TVA manages 11,000 miles of public shoreline and approximately 293,000 acres of land. TVA provides recreation opportunities at 80 campgrounds, day-use areas and boat ramps.

www.tva.gov

World Wildlife Fund
For more than 45 years, WWF’s mission has been the conservation of nature. We are committed to reversing the degradation of our planet’s natural environment by building a future in which human needs are met in harmony with nature. Our goal is to measurably conserve 19 of the world's most important ecoregions, including the Southeast Rivers and Streams of the United States. WWF works to transform markets, policies, and institutions to reduce threats to these places and to the diversity of life on Earth.

www.wwf.org