NDT01 - Caperton Ferry Overlook
This 40-acre property located on the west slope of Sand Mountain lies on the southeast side of the Tennessee River, 4 miles from Stevenson via an easement off of Highway 117, and just a mile and a half from the Tennessee River Bridge. You have to go uphill to see the incredible view and the journey is well worth it. To the west is Caperton Ferry, which was once one of the first crossings used to pass the TN River during the Civil War, now offers a nearby public boat ramp located within minutes from the property. Included in that view is Raccoon Creek WMA boasting over 7,000 acres as home to a variety of habitats and wildlife.
The property has recently been harvested but enough trees remain to offer some shade to the wildlife. A gentle cascading brook runs along the east side in the winter and is ornately beautiful in the summer. To enjoy all its beauty, woods roads strategically run a...
The property has recently been harvested but enough trees remain to offer some shade to the wildlife. A gentle cascading brook runs along the east side in the winter and is ornately beautiful in the summer. To enjoy all its beauty, woods roads strategically run among the many beautiful rock formations with additional trails that could be easily cleaned up.
Dont just take our word for it, check out our pictures, Google the area, and then get out there to see if for yourself.
Chattanooga 40mi 45min
Huntsville 61mi 1hr
Nashville 125mi 2hr
Birmingham 128mi 2hr
Atlanta 135mi 2hr 45min
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From downtown Stevenson head southeast on AL-117 S/Kentucky Ave for app. 4.5 miles. Easement to the property will be on the right.
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