See the Overhill from above while soaring in a glider plane. Located on Hwy 411 between Benton and Etowah.

Delano Daylilies is a licensed daylily nursery and an official American Hemerocallis Society Display Garden, one out of only 235 in the country. They grow approximately 1,000 different daylily cultivators with seven display beds on four acres where you can reserve orders fall digging. There are two collectors’ beds but the main attraction are the 14 selling beds where older cultivators are lined out. Be sure and bring your camera during the peak blooming season of June.

Located in downtown Etowah, this historic theater hosts live performances throughout the year, including concerts, plays and other events. Special tours can be arranged.

Located on Hwy 68 between Madisonville and Sweetwater, the Lost Sea is the world's largest underground lake. Designated as a Registered National Landmark, the earliest known visitor to the cave was a saber-toothed tiger, whose fossilized remains are now in the Museum of Natural History. A guided walk to the bottom of the cavern is rewarded with a trip in a glass bottom boat.

Revel in the thrill of the hunt while learning teamwork and group problem solving. Plot and navigate your escape through the maze while spending time with family and friends enjoying an outdoor journey that will bring you closer together.

The Mason Maze is an intricately designed maze cut in an eight-acre cornfield. Sponsored by Mayfield Dairy Farms, the maze is a challenge, but answer dairy question correctly at the checkpoints, and you’ll be sent of the most direct route to your destination.

You’ll “get the scoop” when you tour one of the largest dairy plants in the Southeastern United States. Enjoy a short video history of the dairy, see how milk is bottled and learn why Mayfield’s has often been called “The World’s Best Ice Cream.”

This 1960's style drive-in movie will take you back in time. Besides enjoying first run movies from your car, there is a snack bar and a children's playground.

Browse through a half dozen green houses offering over 600 varieties of perennials and unusual annuals and garden products as well as a restored 1845 Methodist Episcopal Church.

Home of the 1996 Olympic Whitewater Champions and a whole lot more. In addition to offering paddlers the chance to raft the Olympic Race Channel, the Center also has an easy one-mile hiking trail and access to over 40 miles of hiking and biking trails. A Wildlife Viewing Area at the Center is a hands-on outdoor laboratory-teaching visitors about diverse ecosystems and wildlife habitats. There are picnic areas, and light lunches and soft drinks are available from the Center food cart. Admire the Native Garden, swim in the “blue hole” or just dip your feet in the wading pools. Annual events include Kids Fishing Day, Tanasi Bike Festival, Smokey Bears Birthday and the Ocoee River Rodeo.

(Tellico Fish Hatchery) A ride on scenic FS #210 out of Tellico Plains will take you to a fish hatchery where visitors can see large brood trout up close.

Tour the family owned and run facilities and sample the wine including scuppernong grapes and muscadines grown onsite at the Davis family vineyard.

This family-owned winery, bottling many varieties is located on County Road 172 in Athens.

Sample homemade fruit cakes, candies, and jellies in this family-owned bakery. Visit from May-July and you will find splendid hosta and daylily gardens.

Learn about the history and geography of Tennessee as you walk through this 6 acre cornfield in the shape of the state of Tennessee. Answer trivia questions correctly to find the most direct path through the maze.