Breathless, that’s what you’ll feel the first time you see the panoramic Sequatchie Valley. This natural beauty has been the home of the Cherokee, the pioneer, and the coal miner.
Visitors to the Sequatchie Valley will find various things to see and do. The Coke Ovens Museum is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and tells the story of the coalmines that dominated the area and the miners who worked there. It features the largest collection of historic mining photographs in Tennessee.
Sequatchie County and the county seat of Dunlap are an exceptional place to live, work, and raise a family. Its unique location allows for moderate weather with an average temperature of 60 degrees and an annual snowfall of just 5”. The fully accredited public school system has an elementary, middle, and high school. Sequatchie has a variety of retail, service, and professional businesses.
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