Northeast Tennessee · Johnson City

Outdoor living in Johnson City.

Johnson City offers an unusually complete outdoor lifestyle without asking residents to leave city amenities behind. Ride purpose-built singletrack near downtown, follow the Tweetsie Trail toward Elizabethton or climb Buffalo Mountain for a genuine Appalachian hike.

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Cyclists and trail volunteers along a wooded bike trail

TANNERY KNOBS MOUNTAIN BIKING

Downtown to Singletrack in Minutes.

Ride purpose-built trails across more than 40 wooded acres just above downtown. Mountain biking, an urban rail trail and real mountain hiking make Johnson City the region's outdoor basecamp.

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TWEETSIE TRAIL

Tweetsie Trail. Right here at home.

Walk, run or cycle a 9.6-mile rail trail connecting Johnson City and Elizabethton. In Johnson City, outdoor access is not simply something to save for a vacation—it can become part of an ordinary week.

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More ways to get outside

Trails. Rivers. Back roads. Endless possibilities.

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Mountain bikers descending a rocky trail above Johnson City at sunset

Tannery Knobs mountain biking

Ride purpose-built trails across more than 40 wooded acres just above downtown.

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Buffalo Mountain hiking

Find ridgeline views and rugged forest trails immediately beside the city.

MAKE JOHNSON CITY HOME

Outdoor access isn't a getaway here. It's part of everyday life.

Johnson City is the community I point to when someone wants restaurants, healthcare, ETSU and an active downtown—but also wants trail time to feel spontaneous. Here, outdoor recreation can be part of the weekday rather than something saved for vacation. Whether you're looking for a home near the water, a mountain retreat or a property with room to explore, I can help you find the right place in Johnson City.

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