Paint Creek Corridor

Picnicking and many other recreation opportunities are available along scenic Paint Creek Corridor. Forest Road #41 parallels Paint Creek five miles between Paint Creek Campground and the French Broad River. Driving for pleasure is one of the most popular activities along the corridor, though bicycling is becoming increasingly more common. Paint Creek is stocked with trout during the summer months, and fly fishing is another favorite activity. Along the corridor, you’ll also find overlooks to observe Kelly and Dudley Falls, a warm water fishing pond, hiking trails and opportunities for dispersed camping.

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Fees

There is no fee for dispersed camping or day use within the Paint Creek Corridor.

Rules

Dispersed camping along Paint Creek Corridor is permitted in designated sites only. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in the Paint Creek Corridor.

Directions

Update 8/1/2026 - Due to extensive road damage from recent flash floods the main travel route using Rollins Chapel Road is closed. Paint Creek Corridor is still accessible via Paint Mountain Road to Lone Pine Gap. From Greeneville, travel south on TN-107/TN-70S for 9 miles, make a slight right to continue on TN-107 for 4.8 miles, turn left onto Paint Mountain Road for 3.0 miles.

Stay Limit

Dispersed camping along Paint Creek Corridor is permitted in designated sites only. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in the Paint Creek Corridor.

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