Visit the South Cumberland Plateau

Monteagle Mountain, Sewanee Mountain, and the South Cumberland Plateau all mean the same thing: a little closer to heaven on a Tennessee mountaintop.

GET OUTDOORS
Come hike, fish, golf, camp, mountain bike, and explore the South Cumberland State Parks and other parks here on the Mountain.

EXPLORE A RICH HISTORY
From coke ovens to historic homes and the Highlander Folk School, come experience the authentic history that is home on the South Cumberland Plateau.

VISIT OR SETTLE DOWN
The South Cumberland Plateau is a great to to visit, raise a family, or retire. There are plenty of activities and attractions for everyone.

Attractions on the Plateau

Mountain Goat Trail

A rail to trail project to create a recreational corridor between Grundy and Franklin Counties.

South Cumberland State Parks

Fiery Gizzard and Stone Door are home to only a few of South Cumberland's waterfalls, vistas, and splendor.

DuBose Conference Center

Since the late 19th century, DuBose has provided a recreational and spiritual refuge and lodging.

Historic Dutch Maid Bakery

Since 1902 the Dutch Maid has made breads, pastries, and sandwiches in Tracy City. Don't miss the Moonshine Cake!

Monteagle Assembly

A chautauqua established in 1882, the Sunday School Assembly remains home to beautiful architecture and events like Trails and Trilliums.

Grundy County Historical Society

See exhibits on topics ranging from the Native Americans who originally inhabited the area to the rise and fall of Grundy coal in Tracy City.

Swiss Historical Society

Learn about the original Swiss immigrants to Gruetli and Laager towns, now Gruetli-Laager, at the Stocker-Stampfli Homestead.