Sequatchie River Outfitters

09/29/2026

Go with the flow.. 🛶🌊♒️💦

09/29/2026

Sequatchie River Outfitters is located at 596 Ridge Rd, Dunlap, TN, offers paddle sports rentals on the Sequatchie River, including single and tandem kayak rentals

We provide all necessary equipment including high-quality kayaks, life jackets, and paddles.

The Sequatchie River is suitable for paddling year-round, with ideal water levels in the spring and fall.

45 for a single kayak 65 for a double.

Book now at sequatchieriveroutfitters.com!

09/23/2026

Check out what just got stocked on the shelves at Local Depot! 👀

Located at 15652 Rankin Ave, Dunlap, TN 37327📍

Go pick up your shirt, hat, and check out all the great things they have to offer! 💥🛶🎉🙌

09/20/2026

Starting the day out nice and foggy.

09/20/2026

So thankful for another sold out weekend!
Big families on the water yesterday looking for an adventure. I appreciate each and every one of you who have ever come and floated with me. 🛶🐕

Even if you dont float, those who like and share and spread the word are more helpful than you know and you are appreciated too!🙏

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Justin Wetherbee, Charles Adams, Pambryan Robinson, Clayton's Septic Pumping, Jesse Green, Tjay Henry

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community,

09/14/2026

Get your float on.

09/11/2026

This picture does a good job at capturing what it's like on the Sequatchie River.

Nice canopy with clean water and plenty of beautiful nature.

Only way to really experience it is to get out there and see for yourself.

Float the Squatchy, Go outside and play, get dirty, get grounded and reconnected with nature.

You'll be glad you did.

09/08/2026

Thank you to everyone who went down on this busy weekend! I didnt get many pictures, so tag em if you got em! It was hot but the river never disappoints!

09/06/2026

Good boy on a boat alert! 🐕 🛶
Busy day on the water!💥💪
Thank you to everyone who trusted us to make your experience of the Sequatchie River a good one!🙏🙏🙏

09/04/2026

A river runs through it.

Sequatchie Valley an informative color map design used to illustrate the over 70 mile long, five mile wide valley and some of the major highways which today cross this unique obstacle for early settlers. Early domain of various native people and former lands of the Native Cherokee Indians until 1838 when they were forced by the U.S. Government to Oklahoma. The only detailed recorded daily journal of the Cherokee crossing the valley is in the Reverend Daniel Buttrick Diary. Records indicate two travel routes crossing the valley from the departure points at Birchwood and Brainerd Mission, at Chattanooga, TN over Walden Ridge and for at least two detachments the first leaving in November 1838, of one thousand people through present day Dunlap camping on their second travel day, near Coops Creek at the base of the Cumberland Plateau in proximity of the Dunlap Coke Ovens Park on then named Hill (Turnpike) Road. Today a printed copy details the hardships and timeline of this ordeal. The original hand written words exist in the Harvard University Library. A transcribed printed copy is displayed in the members room at the Sequatchie Valley Historical Association-Dunlap Coke Ovens Museum, Dunlap, TN