Erwin, TN and nearby
Neighborhoods
Pippin Hollow is a quiet single family neighborhood made up of individual homes built in the 60's and 70's. Neighbors are friendly but keep to themselves and give a friendly wave if you happen to be outside.
313 Pippin Hollow Rd
313 Pippin Hollow RoadPippin Hollow is a quiet single family neighborhood made up of individual homes built in the 60's and 70's. Neighbors are friendly but keep to themselves and give a friendly wave if you happen to be outside.
Sightseeing
The iconic Appalachian Trail runs from Springer Mtn, GA to Mt. Katahdin , ME. You are only a short drive away from multiple access points to the trail within the Roan Highlands or Unaka Mountains. Whether you want to start in the valley for a strenuous hike, or just drive up to ridge lines for layered mountain views!
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Appalachian Trail
The iconic Appalachian Trail runs from Springer Mtn, GA to Mt. Katahdin , ME. You are only a short drive away from multiple access points to the trail within the Roan Highlands or Unaka Mountains. Whether you want to start in the valley for a strenuous hike, or just drive up to ridge lines for layered mountain views!
Check out the Erwin Elephant Revival in downtown, acknowledging the death of Mary in 1916, and raising funds for elephant sanctuaries. While you're there, shopping, dining, and movies.
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Erwin
Check out the Erwin Elephant Revival in downtown, acknowledging the death of Mary in 1916, and raising funds for elephant sanctuaries. While you're there, shopping, dining, and movies.
The Unicoi County Heritage Museum:
The Unicoi County Heritage Museum is located in Clinchfield and stands with a 101-year-old frame house that was of the first superintendent of the Erwin Fish Hatchery, constructed in 1903. The stately old house over time became dilapidated and almost impossible to heat. It was slated for demolition and Mr. Ralph Erwin of the Unicoi County Chamber of Commerce suggested that the house be renovated to become a museum and center for community activities. The museum was opened to the public on July 3, 1982. “There are many interesting exhibits, but one display that caught my eye was the Blue Ridge Pottery Room. Unicoi County was once home to Southern Potteries, Inc., the largest hand-painted pottery business in the country until its closure in 1957” says a visitor of the museum. Visit this historical place that has been brought to life by art and community. Cost to enter the museum is $2.00 and allows you access to see all the artifacts and exhibits. The museum is handicapped accessible. Open year-round, Tuesday – Saturday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Closed on major holidays.
Clinchfield Railroad Museum--
Modeled to look like an old-fashioned train depot, the Clinchfield Railroad Museum pays homage to the Town of Erwin’s rich railroad history. The Clinchfield Railroad was once an operating and holding company for the Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway. The line ran from the coalfields of Virginia and Elkhorn City, Kentucky, to the textile mills of South Carolina. The 35-mile segment from Dante, Virginia, to Elkhorn City, opening up the coal lands north of Sandy Ridge Mountains and forming a connection with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway at Elkhorn City, was completed in 1915. The Clinchfield Railroad began operating the line December 1, 1924, and for many years it was leased jointly by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and Louisville and Nashville Railroad. The Clinchfield was the last Class I railroad built in the U.S. east of the Rocky Mountains. The 266-mile railroad provided access to numerous scenic wonders of the Appalachian region and is probably best known for the state-of-the-art railroad engineering techniques applied in its construction, as exemplified by the Clinchfield Loops climbing the Blue Ridge Mountains north of Marion, North Carolina. At the end of 1925 the railroad operated 309 miles of road and 467 miles of track; mileages in 1970 were 312 and 501. Once inside the museum, guests proceed into the large display room, filled with railroad collection memorabilia. The museum captures a time when railroads were the heart and soul of Erwin, come see for yourself!
529 Federal Hatchery Rd
529 Federal Hatchery RoadThe Unicoi County Heritage Museum:
The Unicoi County Heritage Museum is located in Clinchfield and stands with a 101-year-old frame house that was of the first superintendent of the Erwin Fish Hatchery, constructed in 1903. The stately old house over time became dilapidated and almost impossible to heat. It was slated for demolition and Mr. Ralph Erwin of the Unicoi County Chamber of Commerce suggested that the house be renovated to become a museum and center for community activities. The museum was opened to the public on July 3, 1982. “There are many interesting exhibits, but one display that caught my eye was the Blue Ridge Pottery Room. Unicoi County was once home to Southern Potteries, Inc., the largest hand-painted pottery business in the country until its closure in 1957” says a visitor of the museum. Visit this historical place that has been brought to life by art and community. Cost to enter the museum is $2.00 and allows you access to see all the artifacts and exhibits. The museum is handicapped accessible. Open year-round, Tuesday – Saturday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Closed on major holidays.
Clinchfield Railroad Museum--
Modeled to look like an old-fashioned train depot, the Clinchfield Railroad Museum pays homage to the Town of Erwin’s rich railroad history. The Clinchfield Railroad was once an operating and holding company for the Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway. The line ran from the coalfields of Virginia and Elkhorn City, Kentucky, to the textile mills of South Carolina. The 35-mile segment from Dante, Virginia, to Elkhorn City, opening up the coal lands north of Sandy Ridge Mountains and forming a connection with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway at Elkhorn City, was completed in 1915. The Clinchfield Railroad began operating the line December 1, 1924, and for many years it was leased jointly by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and Louisville and Nashville Railroad. The Clinchfield was the last Class I railroad built in the U.S. east of the Rocky Mountains. The 266-mile railroad provided access to numerous scenic wonders of the Appalachian region and is probably best known for the state-of-the-art railroad engineering techniques applied in its construction, as exemplified by the Clinchfield Loops climbing the Blue Ridge Mountains north of Marion, North Carolina. At the end of 1925 the railroad operated 309 miles of road and 467 miles of track; mileages in 1970 were 312 and 501. Once inside the museum, guests proceed into the large display room, filled with railroad collection memorabilia. The museum captures a time when railroads were the heart and soul of Erwin, come see for yourself!
Erwin National Fish Hatchery
Established in 1894 by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Erwin National Fish Hatchery produces 10-13 million disease-free eggs annually from four strains of rainbow trout broodstock. Erwin National Fish Hatchery has been raising and shipping fish for over 120 years! Back then one of the most appealing factors for selecting this location for the hatchery was the close proximity to the railroad. Before the introduction of commercialized trucks, rail cars were used to transport fish from one facility to the next. Employed on these rail cars, were fish culturists who were responsible for aerating the water and adding ice as needed along the route. By the 1940’s, fish transport via rail cars had largely been replaced with commercial trucking, as it was considered more economical. Though trucking remains as our primary method of shipping today, improvements over the last several decades have allowed eggs and fish to be expedited overnight to the receiving facility, improving overall health and viability. These eggs are shipped to other Federal, State and Tribal hatcheries to support their fishery management efforts. The station also provides eggs to research centers, classrooms, and universities. Broodstock operations are performed in a manner that will preserve or optimize the genetic diversity of hatchery fish.
520 Federal Hatchery Rd
520 Federal Hatchery RoadErwin National Fish Hatchery
Established in 1894 by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Erwin National Fish Hatchery produces 10-13 million disease-free eggs annually from four strains of rainbow trout broodstock. Erwin National Fish Hatchery has been raising and shipping fish for over 120 years! Back then one of the most appealing factors for selecting this location for the hatchery was the close proximity to the railroad. Before the introduction of commercialized trucks, rail cars were used to transport fish from one facility to the next. Employed on these rail cars, were fish culturists who were responsible for aerating the water and adding ice as needed along the route. By the 1940’s, fish transport via rail cars had largely been replaced with commercial trucking, as it was considered more economical. Though trucking remains as our primary method of shipping today, improvements over the last several decades have allowed eggs and fish to be expedited overnight to the receiving facility, improving overall health and viability. These eggs are shipped to other Federal, State and Tribal hatcheries to support their fishery management efforts. The station also provides eggs to research centers, classrooms, and universities. Broodstock operations are performed in a manner that will preserve or optimize the genetic diversity of hatchery fish.
Bogart Bowman Cabin
Once owned by a number of different families, beginning with the Shelby family who obtained the property along the Buffalo Creek in 1782, the Bogart-Bowman Cabin changed hands from the Shelby family to the Bogart family and subsequently to the Bowman family by marriage. Considering the architectural details and particular methods of early frontier carpentry, it is believed the two-story cabin, dog trot and adjoining kitchen were built in the late 1700’s or early 1800’s. The Town of Unicoi purchased the property in 2008 and began restoration. The exterior of this dwelling had been covered by manufactured siding for eighty years and the interior rooms had been covered by sheet rock and other paneled coverings. What was hiding under the modern exterior and interior wall coverings was the original log construction. The fireplace had been covered over in the main room and the second floor had been sealed off. Once the sheet rock on the interior was removed, it revealed newspapers from the late 1800’s and early 1900’s plastered to the logs, a common practice of the period in an effort to ward off the cold. The chimney and fireplace in the main cabin were constructed of the native Tennessee limestone. Once restored, the Bogart-Bowman log cabin and park will be the site of educational opportunities for local children and the public. These activities will include local and state history, early frontier social and cultural practices, as well as outdoor study of native plants.
5012 Unicoi Dr
5012 Unicoi DriveBogart Bowman Cabin
Once owned by a number of different families, beginning with the Shelby family who obtained the property along the Buffalo Creek in 1782, the Bogart-Bowman Cabin changed hands from the Shelby family to the Bogart family and subsequently to the Bowman family by marriage. Considering the architectural details and particular methods of early frontier carpentry, it is believed the two-story cabin, dog trot and adjoining kitchen were built in the late 1700’s or early 1800’s. The Town of Unicoi purchased the property in 2008 and began restoration. The exterior of this dwelling had been covered by manufactured siding for eighty years and the interior rooms had been covered by sheet rock and other paneled coverings. What was hiding under the modern exterior and interior wall coverings was the original log construction. The fireplace had been covered over in the main room and the second floor had been sealed off. Once the sheet rock on the interior was removed, it revealed newspapers from the late 1800’s and early 1900’s plastered to the logs, a common practice of the period in an effort to ward off the cold. The chimney and fireplace in the main cabin were constructed of the native Tennessee limestone. Once restored, the Bogart-Bowman log cabin and park will be the site of educational opportunities for local children and the public. These activities will include local and state history, early frontier social and cultural practices, as well as outdoor study of native plants.
List of waterfalls in Unicoi County:
Red Fork Falls
Rock Creek Falls
Rocky Fork Falls
Lower Higgins Creek Falls
Spivey Falls
https://visitunicoicounty.com/adventure/waterfalls/
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Red Fork Falls
List of waterfalls in Unicoi County:
Red Fork Falls
Rock Creek Falls
Rocky Fork Falls
Lower Higgins Creek Falls
Spivey Falls
https://visitunicoicounty.com/adventure/waterfalls/
Parks
Rocky Fork State Park is 2,076-acres of scenic wilderness, surrounded on three sides by the Cherokee National Forest. The steep, rugged terrain is fed by numerous cool mountain streams. With large moss covered boulders and deep pools Rocky Fork Creek is noted for miles of excellent native trout
fishing.
There are nearly 14-miles of marked hiking trails ranging from easy to strenuous. The trails offer stunning views of the southern Appalachian Forest, waterfalls, and direct access to the Appalachian Trail.
The swift moving waters surrounded by lush native vegetation are ideal for native brook and wild rainbow trout. The waters of Blockstand and Rocky Fork Creek are favored for fly-fishing. The higher elevations streams are known as one of the top three brook trout fisheries in the state.
Nearly 10-miles of marked mountain biking trails inside the state park connect to 8000-acres of remote, unmarked and unsigned logging roads in the Cherokee National Forest. These trails provide for scenic and challenging rides for the ambitious mountain biker. The primitive trails are shared with hikers and horseback riders on the same trails.
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Lamar Alexander Rocky Fork State Park
501 Rocky Fork RoadRocky Fork State Park is 2,076-acres of scenic wilderness, surrounded on three sides by the Cherokee National Forest. The steep, rugged terrain is fed by numerous cool mountain streams. With large moss covered boulders and deep pools Rocky Fork Creek is noted for miles of excellent native trout
fishing.
There are nearly 14-miles of marked hiking trails ranging from easy to strenuous. The trails offer stunning views of the southern Appalachian Forest, waterfalls, and direct access to the Appalachian Trail.
The swift moving waters surrounded by lush native vegetation are ideal for native brook and wild rainbow trout. The waters of Blockstand and Rocky Fork Creek are favored for fly-fishing. The higher elevations streams are known as one of the top three brook trout fisheries in the state.
Nearly 10-miles of marked mountain biking trails inside the state park connect to 8000-acres of remote, unmarked and unsigned logging roads in the Cherokee National Forest. These trails provide for scenic and challenging rides for the ambitious mountain biker. The primitive trails are shared with hikers and horseback riders on the same trails.
Chestoa Recreation Area, located along the banks of the Nolichucky River, has picnic tables, grills, changing rooms and restrooms. There are two short foot trails and a sa sandy area for wading along the river. Shoals just upstream and downstream are popular fishing spots. Chestoa Recreation Area is a take-out for whitewater rafters who ride the river from Poplar, NC through the scenic Nolichucky Gorge. Canoeists also put-in here for a more relaxed float downriver or to fish for trout or smallmouth bass. Picnicking at Chestoa Recreation Area is also popular.
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Chestoa Recreation Area
4 Jones Branch RdChestoa Recreation Area, located along the banks of the Nolichucky River, has picnic tables, grills, changing rooms and restrooms. There are two short foot trails and a sa sandy area for wading along the river. Shoals just upstream and downstream are popular fishing spots. Chestoa Recreation Area is a take-out for whitewater rafters who ride the river from Poplar, NC through the scenic Nolichucky Gorge. Canoeists also put-in here for a more relaxed float downriver or to fish for trout or smallmouth bass. Picnicking at Chestoa Recreation Area is also popular.
Fishery Park, surrounded by the stunning scenery of the Unaka Mountains, features hiking trails, a pond and restored wetland, basketball and tennis courts, covered pavilions, picnic tables, playground facilities, swimming pool and the most recent extension of Erwin’s award-winning Linear Trail. Families can gather for a simple picnic or even an extended family reunion at Erwin Fishery Park. Located very close to the Retro Rancher!
Fishery Park Road
Fishery Park RoadFishery Park, surrounded by the stunning scenery of the Unaka Mountains, features hiking trails, a pond and restored wetland, basketball and tennis courts, covered pavilions, picnic tables, playground facilities, swimming pool and the most recent extension of Erwin’s award-winning Linear Trail. Families can gather for a simple picnic or even an extended family reunion at Erwin Fishery Park. Located very close to the Retro Rancher!
Unaka Mountain Beauty Spot is known for its stunning panoramic views of the surrounding Tennessee and North Carolina Mountains. Unaka Mountain Road is a rugged, narrow road. It’s heavy use and the harsh conditions of Unaka Mountain, make its condition vary from season to season. Typically, it’s a good idea to take a high clearance vehicle to navigate the rough terrain.
https://visitunicoicounty.com/adventure/hiking-trails-greenways/
Resources for hiking in the local area with links to maps!
Beauty Spot Gap
Unaka Mountain Beauty Spot is known for its stunning panoramic views of the surrounding Tennessee and North Carolina Mountains. Unaka Mountain Road is a rugged, narrow road. It’s heavy use and the harsh conditions of Unaka Mountain, make its condition vary from season to season. Typically, it’s a good idea to take a high clearance vehicle to navigate the rough terrain.
https://visitunicoicounty.com/adventure/hiking-trails-greenways/
Resources for hiking in the local area with links to maps!
Rafting & Water Recreation
The Nolichucky River’s churning white waters wind through the deepest gorge in the eastern United States. With steep mountain slopes and cliffs rising more than 2,000 feet, adventure-seekers will experience the breathtaking scenery along the way. Public boat access is available upstream in Poplar, North Carolina, as well as a take-out at Chestoa Recreation Area. In addition, several local rafting companies provide guided whitewater rafting trips and equipment. The following is a listing of rafting companies.
Cherokee Recreation Area –
The Cherokee Recreation Area is a day-use river access point located on Jones Branch Road on the banks of the Nolichucky River.
Kayaking, Funyaks, Tubing and SUP Boarding
Looking for a more relaxing adventure on the Noli, we got you covered! Although the Nolichucky River is synonymous with whitewater rafter, it’s not the only kind of adventure you can find. Whether you are looking for a cool relaxing float, or an exhilarating rush, Kayaking, funyaks, tubing and SUP boarding are popular Noli activities. Several of our whitewater outfitters offer instruction and equipment for these activities. Thrill seekers of all ages and skill levels can find adventure on the Nolichucky River.
Swimming Pools
Just wanting to hang out by the pool and relax – we’ve got a few different options to fit the style you are looking for. Beat the summer heat at Fishery Park Pool, a large outdoor pool with diving boards and staffed lifeguards. Want a little more rustic feel, visit Rock Creek Park Pool, a creek-fed swimming “hole”, or perhaps you want to swim some laps inside in a heated Olympic-size swimming pool, then visit the Unicoi County Family YMCA.
https://visitunicoicounty.com/adventure/rafting/
Nolichucky River
The Nolichucky River’s churning white waters wind through the deepest gorge in the eastern United States. With steep mountain slopes and cliffs rising more than 2,000 feet, adventure-seekers will experience the breathtaking scenery along the way. Public boat access is available upstream in Poplar, North Carolina, as well as a take-out at Chestoa Recreation Area. In addition, several local rafting companies provide guided whitewater rafting trips and equipment. The following is a listing of rafting companies.
Cherokee Recreation Area –
The Cherokee Recreation Area is a day-use river access point located on Jones Branch Road on the banks of the Nolichucky River.
Kayaking, Funyaks, Tubing and SUP Boarding
Looking for a more relaxing adventure on the Noli, we got you covered! Although the Nolichucky River is synonymous with whitewater rafter, it’s not the only kind of adventure you can find. Whether you are looking for a cool relaxing float, or an exhilarating rush, Kayaking, funyaks, tubing and SUP boarding are popular Noli activities. Several of our whitewater outfitters offer instruction and equipment for these activities. Thrill seekers of all ages and skill levels can find adventure on the Nolichucky River.
Swimming Pools
Just wanting to hang out by the pool and relax – we’ve got a few different options to fit the style you are looking for. Beat the summer heat at Fishery Park Pool, a large outdoor pool with diving boards and staffed lifeguards. Want a little more rustic feel, visit Rock Creek Park Pool, a creek-fed swimming “hole”, or perhaps you want to swim some laps inside in a heated Olympic-size swimming pool, then visit the Unicoi County Family YMCA.
https://visitunicoicounty.com/adventure/rafting/
Food scene
Listing of some local restaurants:
China Kitchen
Your fortune is sure to be good if you eat at the China Kitchen. Walkthrough the doors to instantly be taken to the Great Wall of China. Enjoy your meal prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients while soaking in the authentic Chinese interior.
1067 N Main Ave.
Erwin, TN 37650
Clarence’s Drive-In
Stop by Clarence’s Drive-In for some real down-home cooking! This Mom-and-Pop shop has everything from catfish and meatloaf to chicken breast and macaroni bites. Their dishes will have you licking your fingers to savor what is left of your plate.
1502 North Main Ave.
Erwin, TN 37650
Clinchfield Subs
Think fresh and filling. Clinchfield Subs starts out every day by making their own sub roll sandwich bread. Chow down on 5oz of meat in a half sandwich or 10oz of meat in a whole one; plus add as many toppings as you want for free! Make it a meal by adding golden waffle fries and house-made ranch dressing.
105 Rock Creek Rd., Suite 1
Erwin, TN 37650
Dari Ace
Head to the south end for a classic treat. Dari Ace has been perfecting their creamy milkshakes and juicy burgers since 1960, along with other fan favorites like crispy fried pickles and caramel-drizzled apple fritters.
1105 Jackson-Love Highway
Erwin, TN 37650
Don Manuel Mexican Restaurant
Full of vibrant colors and flavors, the Don Manuel Mexican Restaurant is sure to hit the spot. Visit to experience their large portions of unique Tex-Mex cuisine, prompt service, and clean environment.
1238 N. Main Ave.
Erwin, TN 37650
Hibachi House
Good food and good attitudes. The workers at the Hibachi House are dedicated to making your time at their restaurant worth it. Meals are made by order, so each plate is hot and steamy. Get a full serving of sesame chicken, fried rice, and house-favorite sweet carrots for less than $7! Top it off with some crispy egg rolls and Hibachi House will be your new favorite restaurant.
508 Carolina Ave.
Erwin, TN 37650
Noli Food Truck
Right outside of Erwin Outdoor Supply and the Union Street Taproom sits Noli, the food truck so good it doesn’t need to be marked. Slingin’ Parmesan pesto fries and chicken tacos almost every day, this food truck is a must-try. You could talk to the owner about his bright ingredients, but your mouth will be too full.
Check Facebook for our latest location!
Rocky’s
Sink your teeth into a slice at Rocky’s Pizza! The family-owned establishment has been tossing dough and topping pizzas for over 19 years now. They also have wings, salads, and subs for those feeling a little less saucy.
1246 North Main Ave.
Erwin, TN 37650
The Garden Basket
The Garden Basket is a sweet cup of cranberry lemonade on a rainy day- literally. With kind workers and fresh twists on regular sandwiches, this is the perfect place for lunch on the go.
290 Union St.
Erwin, TN 37650
Union Street Tap House
Stop in for a cold one at the Union Street Tap House. Serving a variety of craft beers on tap and some southern flare, you and your friends can have a good time while supporting economic growth of the local area. With a rustic interior, live music, and food trucks out front almost every day, this is the perfect spot to kick back and relax with the buds or just sip a cold one to yourself.
111 Union St.
Erwin, TN 37650
Whisk Bakery
Be a whisk-taker and stop by the Whisk Bakery. Your sweet tooth will thank you once you lay eyes on the variety of homemade treats. There are even options for our keto, gluten free, and vegan friends! Cheesecakes, oatmeal cream pies, and many more are waiting to be tried at the Whisk Bakery.
111 S. Main Ave.
Erwin, TN 37650
South Main Avenue
South Main AvenueListing of some local restaurants:
China Kitchen
Your fortune is sure to be good if you eat at the China Kitchen. Walkthrough the doors to instantly be taken to the Great Wall of China. Enjoy your meal prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients while soaking in the authentic Chinese interior.
1067 N Main Ave.
Erwin, TN 37650
Clarence’s Drive-In
Stop by Clarence’s Drive-In for some real down-home cooking! This Mom-and-Pop shop has everything from catfish and meatloaf to chicken breast and macaroni bites. Their dishes will have you licking your fingers to savor what is left of your plate.
1502 North Main Ave.
Erwin, TN 37650
Clinchfield Subs
Think fresh and filling. Clinchfield Subs starts out every day by making their own sub roll sandwich bread. Chow down on 5oz of meat in a half sandwich or 10oz of meat in a whole one; plus add as many toppings as you want for free! Make it a meal by adding golden waffle fries and house-made ranch dressing.
105 Rock Creek Rd., Suite 1
Erwin, TN 37650
Dari Ace
Head to the south end for a classic treat. Dari Ace has been perfecting their creamy milkshakes and juicy burgers since 1960, along with other fan favorites like crispy fried pickles and caramel-drizzled apple fritters.
1105 Jackson-Love Highway
Erwin, TN 37650
Don Manuel Mexican Restaurant
Full of vibrant colors and flavors, the Don Manuel Mexican Restaurant is sure to hit the spot. Visit to experience their large portions of unique Tex-Mex cuisine, prompt service, and clean environment.
1238 N. Main Ave.
Erwin, TN 37650
Hibachi House
Good food and good attitudes. The workers at the Hibachi House are dedicated to making your time at their restaurant worth it. Meals are made by order, so each plate is hot and steamy. Get a full serving of sesame chicken, fried rice, and house-favorite sweet carrots for less than $7! Top it off with some crispy egg rolls and Hibachi House will be your new favorite restaurant.
508 Carolina Ave.
Erwin, TN 37650
Noli Food Truck
Right outside of Erwin Outdoor Supply and the Union Street Taproom sits Noli, the food truck so good it doesn’t need to be marked. Slingin’ Parmesan pesto fries and chicken tacos almost every day, this food truck is a must-try. You could talk to the owner about his bright ingredients, but your mouth will be too full.
Check Facebook for our latest location!
Rocky’s
Sink your teeth into a slice at Rocky’s Pizza! The family-owned establishment has been tossing dough and topping pizzas for over 19 years now. They also have wings, salads, and subs for those feeling a little less saucy.
1246 North Main Ave.
Erwin, TN 37650
The Garden Basket
The Garden Basket is a sweet cup of cranberry lemonade on a rainy day- literally. With kind workers and fresh twists on regular sandwiches, this is the perfect place for lunch on the go.
290 Union St.
Erwin, TN 37650
Union Street Tap House
Stop in for a cold one at the Union Street Tap House. Serving a variety of craft beers on tap and some southern flare, you and your friends can have a good time while supporting economic growth of the local area. With a rustic interior, live music, and food trucks out front almost every day, this is the perfect spot to kick back and relax with the buds or just sip a cold one to yourself.
111 Union St.
Erwin, TN 37650
Whisk Bakery
Be a whisk-taker and stop by the Whisk Bakery. Your sweet tooth will thank you once you lay eyes on the variety of homemade treats. There are even options for our keto, gluten free, and vegan friends! Cheesecakes, oatmeal cream pies, and many more are waiting to be tried at the Whisk Bakery.
111 S. Main Ave.
Erwin, TN 37650
Cheap bites and necessities
Small commercial shopping strip area with Food City grocery store, Pal's Hamburgers, McDonalds, Bojangles, Taco Bell, Dunkin Donuts at Exit 37 of US 19/23 I-26
2nd Street
2nd StreetSmall commercial shopping strip area with Food City grocery store, Pal's Hamburgers, McDonalds, Bojangles, Taco Bell, Dunkin Donuts at Exit 37 of US 19/23 I-26
Secondary shopping area along North Main Ave. Includes Food Lion, Little Cesar's Pizza, Dollar Tree, Hardee's, KFC, CVS Drugs, as well as O'Reilly Auto Pars and Fast Pace Health Urgent Care.
North Main Avenue
North Main AvenueSecondary shopping area along North Main Ave. Includes Food Lion, Little Cesar's Pizza, Dollar Tree, Hardee's, KFC, CVS Drugs, as well as O'Reilly Auto Pars and Fast Pace Health Urgent Care.
Walmart Supercenter
110 Rocky Bottom DrBasic necessities, groceries, and gas.
Food Lion
915 N Main AveClosest grocery store to the Retro Rancher
Newest grocery store in town, great selection and price. A Food City Value Card (frequent shopper/discount card) is available for use by guests, please return to the holder. There is also a pharmacy and fuel available at this location as well. Easy access from Retro Rancher via US 19/23 at Exit 37.
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Food City
110 N Industrial DrNewest grocery store in town, great selection and price. A Food City Value Card (frequent shopper/discount card) is available for use by guests, please return to the holder. There is also a pharmacy and fuel available at this location as well. Easy access from Retro Rancher via US 19/23 at Exit 37.
Fast Pace Health Urgent Care Erwin
1112 N Main AveIn the unlikely event you need some urgent care.....