Guest Creek is a wide, rock bottom stream characterized by large rocks and boulders creating the perfect sounds of rushing water that echo through the Hemlocks, Mountain Laurels, and Rhododendrons. The scene is indistinguishable from any small Appalachian trout stream you might find in Tennessee or North Carolina. The rim has large sandstone boulders and outcrops with a few gaps that can be traversed to get to the water below. The majority of this tract is fairly gently sloped topography with a natural mix of regenerating hardwood interspersed with loblolly, virginia, and shortleaf pines that are absolutely covered in deer signs. There is a good internal road system that leads to three food plots. The property is surrounded by a myriad of recreation opportunities with close proximity to the Tennessee River, Lake Guntersville, Nickajack Lake, numerous state parks, monuments, WMA's, and other public hunting opportunities, the list goes on. Despite the rural setting, the property is only 45 minutes from downtown Chattanooga and less than an hour to Fort Payne. Huntsville and Gadsden are about 90 minutes away. Don't miss out on this awesome recreation opportunity!