New Website Highlights What Marion County Has to Offer - Share with your friends, family, and visitors!

Marion County residents and visitors now have a new online resource to help them discover things to do, places to eat, and events happening in the area. The website, VisitMarionCountyTN.com, serves as a central guide to the county’s attractions and activities.

“Our goal with VisitMarionCountyTN.com was to create a central hub that truly reflects the natural beauty, rich history, and welcoming charm of our small towns in Marion County, Tennessee,” said Doug DeVore. “Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a lifelong resident, the site is designed to help you explore more, discover new favorites, and support our incredible local businesses. It’s not just a tourism site—it’s a celebration of everything that makes our community special.

The site is organized into easy-to-use sections covering outdoor recreation, local history, dining, and lodging. Popular trails such as the Fiery Gizzard and Little Cedar Mountain are featured, along with water activities on Nickajack Lake. Museums and landmarks, including the Whitwell Children’s Holocaust Memorial and the Sam H. Werner Military Museum, are also highlighted.

For those planning a day out, the events calendar lists major community gatherings like the National Cornbread Festival in South Pittsburg, the Marion County Fair, and the Ketner’s Mill Country Arts & Crafts Fair in Whitwell.

Local businesses get a boost as well. The Food & Drink and Places to Stay sections showcase restaurants, coffee shops, cabins, and other lodging options, making it easier for both visitors and residents to support businesses close to home.

Be sure to sign up for email updates about Marion County’s best attractions, events, and lodging deals when you visit the new website. 

While designed to attract tourists, the website is also a useful tool for locals looking for weekend activities or new dining spots. By bringing the county’s outdoor beauty, history, and community events together in one place, VisitMarionCountyTN.com gives people more ways to enjoy and explore Marion County.