Frozen Head State Park is located about
7 miles east of Wartburg — the county seat of Morgan County. It is situated in the
beautiful Cumberland Mountains of East Tennessee and contains 13,122 acres of relatively
undisturbed forest. Read more
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The Obed River and its major tributaries, Clear
Creek and Daddy’s Creek, form a nearly 100-mile system of rugged water that changes
complexion with the seasons.
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Catoosa Wildlife Management Area (CWMA) is a
large game-management area located in Morgan and Cumberland Counties in Tennessee. It
contains 82,000 acres of wild land administered by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources
Agency.
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Lone Mountain State Forest is located a few miles south of
Wartburg. The forest consists of 3,624 acres and is managed by the Tennessee
Department of Agriculture, Division of Forestry.
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Rugby is a historic community located in the northern most part of
Morgan County. On the fringe of the Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area,
Rugby was founded in 1880 by English author and social reformer, Thomas Hughes. Read more >>
The Cumberland Trail State Park is Tennessee's 53rd state park and the only state park of its kind. A Scenic Hiking Trail
cutting through 11 counties that, when finished, will be 300 miles long.
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