The 10-mile-long lake, which is shaped more like a river, was created by the construction of the Chilhowee Dam on the Little Tennessee River, so it's also known as Chilhowee Reservoir. Visitors ...

Grand buildings, parades, pyrotechnics and exhibits drew visitors to Chilhowee Park for the 1910 Appalachian Exposition.

The 33-mile-long road snakes across hills and valleys starting at U.S. 129 at Chilhowee Lake and emerging at U.S. 321 in Wears Valley. You can see up to 50 miles from the Foothills Parkway ...

An entrance arch and two bridges were also built at Chilhowee Park for the exposition, along with a bandstand constructed from Tennessee marble, the only structure built for the event that's still ...