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Marinas and boat docks line the shores of Douglas Lake. Views of the Great Smoky Mountains offer a magnificent backdrop. The lake's 30,400 acres extend 43.1 miles upstream from Douglas Dam. Rolling hills and farmland, as well as residential areas, surround the lake.

Pontoon boat rentals offer a day of relaxation and some fine fishing. Largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill, and catfish are the most popular game fish. Sauger, walleye, and white bass make their late-winter spawning runs to the headwaters.

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Boating and float trips, golfing, and horseback riding are the more prominent outdoor activities at Douglas Lake.

Historic Dandridge is located near the lake. The town features century-old homes, inns and taverns. It is the 2nd oldest town in Tennessee. The town has 30 structures listed on the National Record of Historic Places.