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Current EventsThe Perfect TreeCLEVELAND, TN – December 3, 2008. It's that time of year when many people begin the quest for the "perfect tree” to help decorate their homes during the holiday season, a task sometimes easier said than done... Rock Creek Recreation Area Fee IncreaseGREENEVILLE,TN - October 9, 2008. Forest Service, USDA officials at the Cherokee National Forest say the increasing costs of campground operation and maintenance along with facility improvements that have been made at Rock Creek Recreation Area have created the need to increase camping user fees....
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Documents On This SiteAdobe Acrobat Reader is required to view forms or documents on this site. Download the latest free version of the reader here. Safety In Bear CountryThe Cherokee National Forest is home to about 1,500 black bears, but only a few lucky visitors will catch a glimpse of one of these reclusive animals. Current Conditions![[Current Conditions] An orange triangle with a black exclamation point that is symbolic of Public Safety information.](images-newTemplate/pubsaf.gif){kind=small} Safety Alerts, Fires, Advisories, Closures, and Restrictions - updated 05/08/2008 Ocoee & Hiwassee Rivers CMPThis Corridor Management Plan (CMP) lays out the goals, strategies, and responsibilities
for conserving and enhancing the most valuable qualities of the Ocoee and Hiwassee River
Corridors. It is an interagency... Motor Vehicle Use MapThe Forest Service released the final rule for managing recreational Off Highway Vehicle use on the National Forests in November 2005. The Rule provides a framework for each National Forest to identify and designate roads, trails, and areas suitable for motorized use, and prohibits use of motor vehicles off the designated system. |
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The Cherokee National Forest is located in Eastern Tennessee and stretches from Chattanooga to Bristol along the North Carolina border. The 640,000-acre forest is the largest tract of public land in Tennessee. It lies in the heart of the Southern Appalachian mountain range, one of the world's most diverse areas. 
USDA Forest Service - Cherokee National Forest
Last Modified: Tuesday, 02 December 2008 at 16:38:24 EST