In the southern region of The Shoreline County lies Historic South Meigs, a simple treasure of historical sites and cultural heritage.
You can walk in the footsteps of the Cherokees on the Trail of Tears, listen to the songs of migrating birds, and feel the gentle breeze flowing from the Hiwassee to the Tennessee River, inviting you to “Relax to the Rhythm of the Rivers.”
Historic South Meigs is a haven for history enthusiasts. Here, you can explore the Cherokee Removal Memorial Park, Historic Blythe’s Ferry, and Hiwassee Island, immersing yourself in the area’s deep history. South Meigs also has an abundance of campgrounds with water access great for boating and kayaking. In South Meigs you will also find the Sandhill Crane Festival, celebrating the awe-inspiring seasonal migration of these majestic birds.
Discover various other historic sites, including McInturff Cemetery, Bradford Rymer Barn, and the Erwin Store, now transformed into the charming Sweet Stitches Boutique and Antique Store. Additionally, Beta and Goodfield Cemetery along with Cottonport Ferry adds to the rich tapestry of South Meigs’ historical landscape. Come and experience the timeless allure of Historic South Meigs, where history and nature unite.
