Guidebook for Tracy City
Food Scene
The 1929 mansion with original hardwood flooring and authentic light fixtures, presumably financed by Al Capone, was put on the National Register of Historic Places in December of 1997. The three-story compound once had escape hatches on the roof and underground tunnels in the
basement used by Capone for the transferring of liquor in the twenties and early thirties. Local legend reveals tales of Capone and John Dillinger lounging outside on the mountain stone patio having drinks and playing numerous hands of cards.
Google maps: 5.2 miles
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High Point Restaurant
224 Main StThe 1929 mansion with original hardwood flooring and authentic light fixtures, presumably financed by Al Capone, was put on the National Register of Historic Places in December of 1997. The three-story compound once had escape hatches on the roof and underground tunnels in the
basement used by Capone for the transferring of liquor in the twenties and early thirties. Local legend reveals tales of Capone and John Dillinger lounging outside on the mountain stone patio having drinks and playing numerous hands of cards.
Google maps: 5.2 miles
Mountain Goat Market.
109 Main StGoogle maps: 5.8 miles
Papa Ron's Pizza & Italian Steakhouse
402 W Main StLa Ranchera Mexican Restaurant
106 Colyar StHank's Corner Grille
24 Main StRosie's Farmhouse Kitchen
13947 U.S. 411 mile from the property
Shan Chinese buffet
Lee HighwaySave A Lot
840 Main StGrocery needs
Piggly Wiggly
754 W Main StGrocery needs
Sightseeing
Henry Flury & Sons Grocery established in 1905 by Henry Flury who moved here from the Swiss Colony in Gruetli
Still operating by 3rd generation Flurys.
Henry Flury & Sons Grocery
223 Main StHenry Flury & Sons Grocery established in 1905 by Henry Flury who moved here from the Swiss Colony in Gruetli
Still operating by 3rd generation Flurys.
Sycamore Falls is located in the Fiery Gizzard region of South Cumberland State Park. The trailhead is located just past Tracy City Elementary School on Fiery Gizzard Road. There is a large parking lot with restrooms at the trailhead.
Park check-in site 2 miles from Bamboo Bure
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Grundy Forest State Natural Area at South Cumberland State Park
131 Fiery Gizzard RdSycamore Falls is located in the Fiery Gizzard region of South Cumberland State Park. The trailhead is located just past Tracy City Elementary School on Fiery Gizzard Road. There is a large parking lot with restrooms at the trailhead.
Park check-in site 2 miles from Bamboo Bure
GRUNDY COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY OPEN WEEKDAYS 10-4, SATURDAYS 10-2.
CALL TO MAKE SURE 931 592-6008
Library attendants are available on Wednesdays and Fridays 10-1.
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Grundy County Historical Society Heritage Center
465 Railroad AveGRUNDY COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY OPEN WEEKDAYS 10-4, SATURDAYS 10-2.
CALL TO MAKE SURE 931 592-6008
Library attendants are available on Wednesdays and Fridays 10-1.
The Cross
Tennessee AvenueGoogle maps: 13 miles
As Cavernas
555 Charlie Roberts RdGoogle maps : 24 min's travel time
All Saints Chapel
735 University AveThe University of The South- Google maps: 9.5 miles
Neighborhoods
Old coal railroad route converted to a rail-trail, a bike and running path open to the public. From 1856 to 1985, the Mountain Goat Railroad carried coal and passengers over the Cumberland Plateau. It was called the Mountain Goat because the climb onto the Plateau was one of the steepest railroad ascents in the world.
.06 miles from rental property, you can park for (1) location of entry/access. Stay on the park side of the trail and walk/bike to Tracy City.
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Mountain Goat Trail
Old coal railroad route converted to a rail-trail, a bike and running path open to the public. From 1856 to 1985, the Mountain Goat Railroad carried coal and passengers over the Cumberland Plateau. It was called the Mountain Goat because the climb onto the Plateau was one of the steepest railroad ascents in the world.
.06 miles from rental property, you can park for (1) location of entry/access. Stay on the park side of the trail and walk/bike to Tracy City.