We’ve given you public access points, which means not all shoreline is open to the public. Please respect private property. SMOKY MOUNTAIN BLUEWAYS TRAIL THE BLUEWAY PLEDGE: Do not leave valuables in sight inside your car. Do not leave a note I pledge to respect the rights of property on your car indicating how long you will be on the water. Protect your owners and will never trespass on private valuables by taking them with you or hiding them in your car. property. I will never litter and will always leave the rivers in better condition than I If you are interested in learning more about land and water conservation found them. or want to get involved, contact the Mainspring Conservation Trust, Friends of Lake Glenville, Watershed Association of the Tuckasegee GREAT RIVERS, GREAT LAKES OF THE GREAT SMOKIES River, or Hiwassee River Watershed Coalition.

The chart below shows what The chart below shows where you can find different fish species. Check with North Carolina Wildlife recreation activity is permitted Resources Commission at www.ncwildlife.org for fishing regulations specific to each river or lake. on each body of water.

FISH RIVER/LAKE RIVER/LAKE BOAT

The THE The Oconaluftee The Tuckasegee LITTLE Lake Glenville Nantahala Lake RIVER RAINBOW TROUT

© Nantahala Outdoor Center © Nantahala Outdoor Center THE NANTAHALA RIVER • THE CHEOAH • • THE NANTAHALA • • THE • • LAKE • • LAKE • Little RIVER RIVER TUCKASEGEE GLENVILLE SANTEETLAH The Nantahala River The Oconaluftee THE OCONALUFTEE The Tuckasegee Nantahala Lake The Cheoah River, 20 miles long, is located in the extreme The Nantahala rises near the border of Georgia and North The Tuckasegee, known as the “Tuck,” originates around Lake Glenville is a reservoir located 8 miles from Cashiers, Lake Santeetlah was created in 1928 when Alcoa BROWN TROUT THE TUCKASEGEE southwestern corner of North Carolina, near Robbinsville. Carolina, close to the Southern Nantahala Wilderness Cashiers and runs through Sylva, Dillsboro and Bryson North Carolina. It was formed by the damming of the dammed the Cheoah River as a means of generating Smoky Mountain Blueways Smoky Mountain Blueways NORTH CAROLINA Unique in its features, the Cheoah is one of the most and the . It empties into the Little City on its way to Fontana Lake. The name Tuckasegee west fork of the in 1941. Between 1951 hydroelectric power. The reservoir is surrounded by the physically-demanding rivers in the world and the perfect Tennessee River at Fontana Lake. may be an anglicisation of the language word and 2002, it was officially known as “Thorpe Reservoir”. Cheoah District of the Nantahala National Forest. challenge for the most adventurous paddlers. [daksiyi—takhšiyi] in the local Cherokee variety—‘Turtle It is still listed as such on many maps. FONTANA LAKE The word “Nantahala” comes from the Cherokee Place.’ The river is dotted with stone fishing weirs built by The lake boasts 76 miles (122km) of shoreline, and For seventy years, the nine-mile section between the language and means “Land of the Noonday Sun”. The Native Americans; this practice may have preceded the As part of the nation’s war efforts entering into World War hosts a variety of fish including smallmouth bass, The Nantahala River Santeetlah Dam and Lake Calderwood was dewatered. river runs through a narrow and steep gorge where in Cherokee in the area. The weirs are most easily viewed II, the Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA) needed largemouth bass, walleye, crappie, bream, and lake The Oconaluftee LAKE GLENVILLE American Whitewater along with the Western North some areas the sun only reaches the ground when it is when water levels are low. more electricity to keep up with and increase production. trout. There are more than fifty primitive campsites Nantahala Lake Carolina Paddlers advocated for releases which began in directly overhead during the middle of the day. In June 1940, Nantahala Power and Light, then owned scattered around the lake that include a picnic table the fall of 2005. Each year, there are at least 18 releases A float trip on the Tuck is an exhilarating way to by ALCOA, began constructing a dam on the west fork and fire ring. These sites have no water or toilets but BROOK TROUT for paddlers to enjoy for the next 40 years. Nantahala offers river rafting and kayaking through experience fly fishing in the Southern Appalachians. The of the Tuckasegee River at Onion Falls. They completed also require neither permits nor fees. There are over NANTAHALA LAKE family-friendly rapids and is a popular spot for the river has areas that are as wide as many western rivers, it in late 1941, filling a new lake called Thorpe Reservoir 200 miles (320 km) of hiking trails in the Cheoah The Cheoah is unusual for rivers of its volume in the amateur as well as the Olympic paddler. It features offering plenty of room for back casting. The Tuck is also or Lake Glenville. It encompassed the entire valley north District. Only an eight mile (13 km) hike from Lake Southeast in that its gradient is relatively constant, eight miles of Class II rapids before splashing through a popular river for tubing, floating and canoing. of Cashiers, flooding the town of Glenville, including Santeetlah leads to access of the Appalachian The Cheoah River LAKE SANTEETLAH meaning with the exception of 2 or 3 half mile sections, the exciting Class III whitewater of Nantahala Falls. schools, homes, businesses, and farmlands to a depth of Trail. Approximately a mile from the town of Lake it is unusually more continuous than anything else with This is one of America’s most popular whitewater runs On most days with no recent rain storms, boating down 300 feet. Santeetlah is Cheoah Point Recreation Area, which The Oconaluftee a similar volume of water in the Southeast. Some call it that hosted the 2013 International Canoe Federation’s the river without added water from dam releases can offers swimming, camping, and picnicking facilities The Tuckasegee “warm western-style paddling”. Freestyle World Championships! be slow going, with numerous opportunities to get out The lake bottom plunges as steeply as the mountains as well as a boat ramp. Fontana Lake KEY and push your boat off the rocks. On the other hand, that meet the shore. The depth a short distance from the Lake Glenville On release days, sections of the Cheoah offer challenging The Nantahala is also a very popular trout fishing high water is difficult for fishermen. During the summer, water’s edge may register 80 feet (24 m) or more. The lake The U.S. Forest Service provides the swimming, Nantahala Lake Class IV and V rapids making the Cheoah a fantastic destination. North Carolina Game and Fish named the special days (usually Mondays) are set aside for low- also has 26 miles (42 km) of shoreline and is the highest camping, picnicking, fishing and boating facilities. Of SMALLMOUTH BASS Lake Santeetlah whitewater experience. The lower section has numerous Nantahala one of North Carolina’s ten best trout streams. water conditions for the benefit of anglers. Whether you elevation lake east of the Mississippi encompassing special note is the adjoining Joyce Kilmer Memorial “classic drops” according to whitewater enthusiasts, with It is also recognized as one of the area’s premier trout are an angler or a kayaker, it is beneficial to know the 1,452 acres. Over the years, its waters have become a Forest, which was set aside in 1936 as a memorial to the largest one at approximately eight feet. All who have streams. The trout fishing on the Nantahala is so good water levels to enjoy your sport. tourist destination for kayakers, canoers, waterskiiers poet-soldier Joyce Kilmer, and is perhaps “the most The Cheoah River MOTOR BOAT CANOE KAYAK RAFTING paddled the Cheoah have agreed it will become one of in fact that Trout Unlimited included it on their list of the and pleasure boat enthusiasts who found a cool retreat impressive example of original, old growth forest” Little Tennessee River the crown jewels of the whitewater world. top 100 Trout Streams in the U.S. It is recommended to check the Daily Schedule of Flows Arrival in the Southeast’s otherwise boiling summers. in the eastern . The Oconaluftee and Recession Times by visiting www.duke-energy.com. 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your presence here. to your passion in water sports and and sports water in passion your to The Tuckasegee This map is designed to guide you you guide to designed is map This Fontana Lake The Little Tennessee, a 135 -mile river, and its immediate The Oconaluftee, considered “sacred waters” by the Fontana Lake is a reservoir impounded by Fontana Nantahala Lake, regulated and maintained by Duke • Plan ahead and prepare Lake Glenville

watershed comprise one of the richest archaeological Cherokee, and known as the “Lu.ee, ” is a beautiful, Dam on the Little Tennessee. The lake forms part of the Energy, is a major source of hydroelectric power to Nantahala Lake throughout the region. the throughout • Travel and camp on durable surfaces SUNFISH areas in the southeastern U.S. containing substantial freestone river that drops 2,000 feet over 10 miles. It southern border of National Park the region. Located at 3,000 feet in the Nantahala Lake Santeetlah

provide a serene experience for viewing flora and fauna fauna and flora viewing for experience serene a provide habitation sites dating back to as early as 7,500 B.C. Cyrus flows through downtown Cherokee and , and the northern border of part of the Nantahala National National Forest, the lake sits above the Nantahala • Dispose of waste properly

rapids challenge the kayaker and rafter and still waters waters still and rafter and kayaker the challenge rapids Thomas, who conducted a survey of earthwork mounds the homeland of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, Forest. Depending on water levels, the lake is about 17 Gorge and is known for its scenic beauty and crystal Pristine waters offer Class A Trout Streams, white-cap white-cap Streams, Trout A Class offer waters Pristine • Leave what you find in the area for the Smithsonian Institution in the 1880s, before joining the Little Tennessee on the way to Lake miles (27 km) long. The eastern end is the Tuckasegee clear waters. The lake has 29 miles of shoreline,

wrote that the Little Tennessee River was “undoubtedly Fontana. Wading, tubing, fishing and canoing are all River near Bryson City. The lake has many inlets into much of which is undeveloped and managed by the • Minimize campfire impacts in outdoor water sports of many varieties. many of sports water outdoor in Little Tennessee River

the most interesting archaeological section in the entire popular here. However, the Lu.ee is most famous for coves and islands created from former mountain peaks. U.S. Forest Service and the North Carolina Wildlife • Respect wildlife

Blueway Trails that offer visitors a unique experience experience unique a visitors offer that Trails Blueway The Tuckasegee

Appalachian district.” its abundant healthy Rainbow, Brook and Brown Trout. Resources Commission.

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In fact it holds the North Carolina Record Brown Trout Short of a multi-day hike, Fontana Lake provides the only

This system called the the called system This Great Rivers and Great Lakes Lakes Great and Rivers Great Lake Glenville The Little Tennessee drains portions of three national weighing in at 15.9 pounds. access into the most remote areas of the National Park. The lake offers recreational opportunities that include • Respect private land Nantahala Lake

forests—Chattahoochee, Nantahala, and Cherokee, and When the lake is at the normal summer level, a boat may swimming, boating, skiing, and many other activities. United States. United Lake Santeetlah

provides the southwestern boundary of the Great Smoky This pristine river is one of the best Smoky Mountain be used to access remote trailheads such as Hazel Creek. Anglers can catch largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, © Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics: CRAPPIE

visited outdoor recreation area in the Southeastern Southeastern the in area recreation outdoor visited Mountains National Park. Blueways for catching North Carolina mountain trout. From the observation tower on , on a trout, salmon, catfish, and many different species of www.LNT.org. the “infrastructure” for the largest and most most and largest the for “infrastructure” the The river is heavily stocked, 300,000 per year, by the clear day the lake can be seen nearly a mile below. panfish. The lake is also the only place to find freshwater

Forest and two National Park units which create create which units Park National two and Forest Known to the avid fisherman for its Smallmouth Bass, Cherokee Fisheries & Wildlife Management. The easily Kokanee salmon in the Southeast. The water is very watersheds encompass the Nantahala National National Nantahala the encompass watersheds The Cheoah River

this river is a popular spot for canoing, fishing and accessible streams on the reservation are stocked twice The lake is used by avid fisherman, boaters, floaters and clear with almost no dissolved silt/clay. These rivers, the lakes along the way and their their and way the along lakes the rivers, These Little Tennessee River floating. Travelers and locals alike enjoy Franklin’s Little weekly. A special fishing permit is required from the flat-water kayakers. Some say that Fontana Lake offers PROPER DISPOSAL OF WASTE The Oconaluftee

Tennessee Greenway as it winds along the river. Cherokee Reservation. the best smallmouth bass fishing in the United States. It is recommended to check the Daily Schedule of Flows Arrival GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK. NATIONAL MOUNTAINS SMOKY GREAT The Tuckasegee

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Check with North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission at Check for fishing regulations specific to this river at Check with North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission at Check with North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission at most disgusting conditions on the water. Human NORTH CAROLINA SMOKY MOUNTAINS AND AND MOUNTAINS SMOKY CAROLINA NORTH Lake Glenville

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covered with soil. No toilet use may occur within T HE LITTLE TENNESSEE, NANTAHALA, OCONALUFTEE OCONALUFTEE NANTAHALA, TENNESSEE, LITTLE HE T ROCK BASS Lake Santeetlah 100 feet of a camp or water source or within sight of a trail. Defecating behind a shelter or near a spring creates very unhealthy conditions. All toilet paper, Visit https://www.tva.gov/Environment/ Visit https://www.tva.gov/Environment/ Visit https://www.tva.gov/Environment/ Visit https://www.duke-energy.com/lakes/ sanitary napkins, and tampons must be packed out. Lake-Levels/Fontana to see the most Lake-Levels/Fontana to see the most Lake-Levels/Fontana to see the most Nantahala/nan-scheduled-flow-releases.asp to Do not bury them. up-to-date release schedules. up-to-date release schedules. up-to-date release schedules. see the most up-to-date release schedules. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

GPS (latitude, 35.74924 35.269241 35.248235 35.246991 35.247951 35.181891 35.179102 35.356369 35.339237 35.32754 35.306976 35.219556 35.189731 35.173693 35.122153 35.078828 35.430493 35.431284 35.452879 35.446079 35.4591 35.4776 35.432812 35.388983 35.367618 35.367261 35.363899 35.33393 35.314808 35.298254 35.247653 35.233695 35.195312 35.197657 35.194546 35.254259 35.246411 35.243393 35.223302 35.216117 35.272858 YOUR GUIDE longitude) -83.680724 -83.67597 -83.65568 -83.653919 -83.64399 -83.656569 -83.686739 -83.506174 -83.531985 -83.513752 -83.522563 -83.370389 -83.378311 -83.372081 -83.374376 -83.3769607 -83.486536 -83.442562 -83.393376 -83.375176 -83.3577 -83.32 -83.360417 -83.294922 -83.252359 -83.251018 -83.246429 -83.19691 -83.175882 -83.147224 -83.128265 -83.123101 -83.149099 -83.15611 -83.173757 -83.106416 -83.08831 -83.063878 -82.998635 -82.987843 -82.969279 Water Type River River River River River Lake Lake River River River River River Lake River River Lake Lake River River River River River River River River River River River River River Lake River Lake River Lake River Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Water Class III-IV III-IV III-IV III IV-V I I I-II I-II I-II I-II I-II I I-II I-II I I I-II I-II I-II I I I-II I-II I-II I-II I-II I-II I-II I-II I-II II I III-IV I I-II I I I I I TO NORTH Launch Type Primitive Primitive Primitive Primitive Primitive Motor Motor Drift Drift Primitive Drift Primitive Motor Drift Drift Primitive Motor Primitive Drift Primitive Primitive Primitive Drift Drift Drift Drift Drift Drift Drift Drift Drift Primitive Motor Primitive Motor Primitive Motor Motor Motor Primitive Primitive Restrooms CAROLINA Picnic Area Universal Access Time to Next Point 2 hours 1 hour 1 hour 8 hours 1 hour 1 hour 3 hours 2 hours 3 hours 2 hours 4 hours 3 hours 1 hour 1 hour 3 hours 2 hours 3 hours 3 hours 1 hour 4 hours 3 hours SMOKY Safety & Accessible Whitewater– Whitewater– Whitewater– Wildlife viewing Swim beach, Dog Friendly No Boating No Boating Sand Change room Access to Pavilion, volley- Fishing trail Whitewater– Swim area Eternity & slab Barrier free dock, Other Notes fishing pier experts only experts only experts only platform no boating Volleyball available Greenway ball, basketball experts only play holes bank fishing

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Duke Duke Wishon’s USFS Upper USFS Upper USFS Cascades Duke Rocky Duke Big Sawmill Creek Wiggins Creek Brush Creek Rattlesnake Lake Emory Lake Emory Tassee Landing Prentiss Bridge Cliffside Lake NC 288 Boat Island Park Ela Duke Bryson Jenkins Island Park Duke Whittier Duke at Scotts Creek Dillsboro CJ Harris Duke Locust Duke East LaPorte Duke at Duke West Duke Duke West Fork Duke Pine Duke East Fork Duke Cedar Duke Bear Duke Wolf Duke Tanasee Balsam Lake A WATER Commercial Fishing’ Hole Nantahala 2 Nantahala 1 Branch Choga Creek Dam Portage Ramp Powerhouse Crossing Barkers Creek Creek Cullowhee Tuckasegee Fork Lower Powerhouse Creek Shook Cove Cliff Creek Creek Putin Lena Davis Power Plant Upper As you plan your trip in the North Carolina Smoky Mountains, use this guide to find the best river and lake access areas to your preferred type of water recreation.

To the right, you’ll find information that will let you know what to expect when you get to each access point. On the reverse side of this map, you’ll see which fish species you can expect on each body of water as well as which type of boat is allowed. All spots highlighted have ample room for parking. B Please note! Water release schedules often change without notice due to unanticipated changes in weather conditions and power system requirements. Use caution near dams. A large amount of water may be discharged without warning at any time. Your safety depends on obeying all posted safety regulations 20 and warnings. On the opposite side of this 58 map, information is provided to check release schedules online. 66 57 23 21 22 56 55 54 52 25 24 19 C To see photos and more information about the access points, visit our mobile-friendly website smokymountainblueways.com. 51 53 49 50 18 65

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Ranger Cheoah River WRC Hiwassee Community G. Forrest Duke Mission Sweetwater Ledford’s Magazine Commercial Avey Branch Cheoah Point Cheoah Point Lake Santeetlah Massey Branch Massey Branch Twenty Mile Fontana Marina Panther Creek Flat Branch Boat Lemons Branch Alarka Boat Almond Boat USFS Nantahala Duke Queens USFS Nantahala Apalachia Lake Micken Branch Lake Hanging Dog Ramsey Bluff Center Payne Street Hargett Access Murphy Dam Park The “Y” The Circle Gibson Cove Chapel Jack Rabbit Branch Put-in Launch Lake Access Beach Marina Boat Launch Fishing Pier Creek Lewellyn Branch Panel Branch Dock Ramp Cable Cove Boat Dock Ramp Boat Ramp Ramp Boat Ramp Dock Ramp Dock Ramp Finger Lake Falls/NOC USFS Surfers USFS Ferebee Creek Upper Launch 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 I GPS (latitude, 35.146871 35.118548 35.123152 35.096887 35.090743 35.022748 35.094417 35.177675 35.084845 35.066468 35.064139 35.029518 35.019975 35.010335 35.027209 35.011231 35.452792 35.382236 35.372071 35.373637 35.371903 35.365747 35.334984 35.334223 35.466521 35.45094 35.445624 35.441631 35.437824 35.403472 35.438827 35.405622 35.395148 35.39866 35.376247 35.371562 35.333283 35.332912 35.302995 35.27848 35.27405 longitude) -84.180307 -84.167921 -84.118581 -84.093254 -84.094109 -84.125046 -84.040778 -83.907175 -84.036748 -83.926657 -83.900633 -83.803691 -83.783357 -83.799449 -83.767229 -83.769302 -83.945336 -83.877825 -83.905891 -83.869577 -83.868377 -83.857312 -83.827962 -83.831859 -83.879476 -83.81913 -83.815245 -83.7938 -83.747898 -83.626034 -83.551368 -83.581348 -83.577893 -83.530137 -83.56299 -83.559737 -83.597045 -83.627854 -83.653534 -83.65562 -83.681247 Water Type Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake River Lake River Lake River River River Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake River Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake River River River River River Lake River Water Class I I I I I I-II I I-II I II-III II II-III I I I I I III-IV I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II-III II+ II+ I II+ Launch Type Motor Motor Motor Motor Motor Primitive Primitive Primitive Drift Motor Primitive Primitive Drift Drift Drift Motor Motor Primitive Motor Motor Primitive Motor Motor Primitive Primitive Motor Primitive Motor Motor Motor Motor Motor Motor Motor Motor Primitive Primitive Primitive Drift Primitive Drift Restrooms Picnic Area Universal Access Time to Next Point 7 hours 5 hours 1 hour 5 hours 1 hour 5 hours 3 hours 2 hours 2 hours Safety & Greenway Whitewater– Private Swim Beach Hazard below Fee required Fee required Other Notes hiking trail experts only NOC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18