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William Browder Dam is a scenic site near William Browder Lake, and if you came for an overnight stay Price-Rite of Tennessee is a wonderful place to camp. Summertime at William Browder Lake arrives with high temperatures in the 80's. Once the sun is down it drops down to the 60's. Daytime highs throughout the wintertime are in the 40's, and nighttime lows at William Browder Lake through the wintertime ordinarily fall into the 20's. A lake close by is Chilohowee
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| | Rod And Gun Club Lake, and the Spanking Stump Trail is a glorious hiking trail nearby. A short trip to Cedar Springs is always worthwhile, and on a fine day you can take a hike along the Gee Creek Trail. There's just no way anybody can get bored here at William Browder Lake. In case you don’t mind getting wet, you can always go whitewater paddling on Little Loss Creek. Cedar Springs Branch is a magnificent location to pop by, and Super 8 Athens is a nice place | |
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to get some rest. Any time is a fine time at William Browder Lake if you like the outdoors. This is a popular spot for people from Athens; Athens I-75 Campground is a good campground nearby. William Browder Lake is not the only
location close by, Blazer Lake is a close by lake; if you need a site to stay Days Inn Athens is a brilliant choice. This lake is so wonderful. Enjoy a round of golf at Willow Springs Golf Course not far from William Browder Lake;
a splendid site for whitewater paddling is Gee Creek. William Browder Lake gets lots of water; of all the months in a year March is the one with the most rain while October is the month with the least amount of precipitation.
This lake is so wonderful. At William Browder Lake you can see Red Hills, and close by you discover the Fishermans Trail which is a great hiking trail.
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Coordinates: Latitude: 35.39333 Longitude: -84.63333
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Gee Creek, Polk CountyCounty, 11 miles away Class IV-V - 1 miles long (hike up back to parking area) |
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Little Loss Creek, Polk CountyCounty, 16 miles away Class -blank- - 2 miles long (into Big Loss Creek) |
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Ocoee River, Polk CountyCounty, 19 miles away Class III+ - 5 miles long (#2 Dam to #2 Powerhouse) |
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| MORE STUFF NEARBY:
Tennessee Country Campground
 | 5 PHOTOS Tent Sites, RV Hookups, Pets OK, Fires OK, Nearby Grocery, Gameroom... - 18 RV hookups... RV's... Playground... tent... Camping... |
Gee Creek Trail
 | 10 miles away Nice trail... |
Lowry Falls Trail
 | 11 miles away Lowry Falls Trail is an easy to moderate trail which features several small waterfalls and some nice rock and cliff formations. The trail is well maintained and marked. Most of the trail is even but there are a few small inclines which could be considered as moderate although they are pretty easy even for a beginner hiker like myself. About 0.25 miles into the trail there is rock bluff that runs beside the trail. Walk under the bluff to reach the best waterfall along the trail.... |
Oswald Dome Trail
 | 13 miles away Four miles uphill..followed by four miles back down. Fairly strenuous with great views along the way.... |
Benton Falls Trail
 | 14 miles away Trail starts below the dam, nice walk or bike to top of falls then a little steep or rough to bottom, plus side trails along the way....Great short hike, potentially dangerous at top of falls - no fence or warning signs. Rocks are wet and slimy. Keep going past the top, especially if you have children with you....Trail starts below the dam, nice walk or bike to top of falls. Then a little steep or rough to bottom, plus side trails along the way.... |
Parksville Lake
 | 16 miles away When me and my three brothers were growing up we were poor, so my dad and my stepmother Eunice Howard would take us from cleveland tn to parksville lake every evening after they would get off from their jobs to a place called The Rock, where we woul swim till sundown. I am now 52 ,and I have ever since cherished those moments.... |
Ivy Trail
 | 18 miles away ivy trail turned out to be a waste of time, it's a road not a trail, don't bother... |
Ocoee River
 | 18 miles away 2 years ago copperbasin water treatment plant dumped over 430000 gallons of sewage sludge in the ocoee river exposing all that use this river to MRSA,OVER 200 GUIDES INFECTED documents show plant pled guilty and was fined over 40000 dallors with two emplayees being fined 1500 and 750 dollars if you use this river know your exposing yourself to mrsa... |
John Muir National Recreation Trail
 | 18 miles away I have not hiked this trail since at least 2005. However, what I remember is that it is a beautiful trail from Reliance (HWY 315) to Appalachia Powerhouse along the broad, rapid, and glorious Hiwassee River. However, upstream from the powerhouse, there is almost no river and my last time on that part of the trail (October, 2002) I remember lots of mosquitos and a poorly maintained trail. I only followed it a mile or two upstream from the powerhouse because there was no river and my goal had been to hike along the beautiful Hiwassee River. I mistakenly thought the river came out of Appalachia Dam and the trail would follow it the entire way. However, because the river is not released until Appalachia Powerhouse, hikers need to know that the only section of this that actually follows a big broad river are the five or six miles between Appalachia Powerhouse and Highway 315. However, those few miles are just beautiful for anyone who likes flat hiking along a giant mountain river!... |
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