Northeast Tennessee · Kingsport

Outdoor living in Kingsport.

Kingsport's major outdoor assets are woven into the city itself. Bays Mountain delivers miles of hiking and mountain biking, wildlife programs and a mountaintop lake. Warriors' Path adds boating, camping, golf and trails along Fort Patrick Henry Lake.

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BAYS MOUNTAIN PARK

Mountain. Lake. Trail. All in One City.

Explore roughly 44 miles of trails, a 44-acre lake, nature center, planetarium and wildlife habitats. Bays Mountain and Warriors' Path give Kingsport one of Northeast Tennessee's most complete recreation stories.

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WARRIORS’ PATH STATE PARK

Warriors’ Path State Park. Right here at home.

Hike, bike, camp, paddle, fish and play along Fort Patrick Henry Lake. In Kingsport, 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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Holston River lake life

Make boating, fishing and shoreline recreation part of life close to home.

MAKE KINGSPORT HOME

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

Kingsport stands out because its outdoor amenities are substantial and local. Buyers can live near major employers and established neighborhoods while keeping a mountain park, a state park and lake recreation in their regular routine. 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 Kingsport.

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