Reliance, Tennessee · Polk County · Facility
The Hiwassee River offers Class I-III rapids, and is a popular destination for fishing, kayaking, and tubing. Local outfitters rent rafts and tubes, for a list of Outfitter and Guides, click HERE.Additional information or release scedules for other locations can be found here: www.tva.org/
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The Hiwassee River offers Class I-III rapids, and is a popular destination for fishing, kayaking, and tubing. Local outfitters rent rafts and tubes, for a list of Outfitter and Guides, click HERE.Additional information or release scedules for other locations can be found here: www.tva.org/
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