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Highway 111 Sequatchie Valley Scenic Overlook

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TN-111 Sequatchie Valley OverlookTN-111, Dunlap, TN 37327Get directions →

A well-known pull-off on Highway 111 heading down into the Sequatchie Valley, with a panoramic view of the valley floor and surrounding ridges. Kept as its own standalone listing rather than grouped with the Signal Mountain overlooks, since it's a different mountain and a straightforward drive-to stop rather than a hike.

Photography tip: the colorblind viewfinder on site is a nice detail to mention for visitors who'd benefit from it — a small but genuinely useful feature most overlooks don't have.

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You can see this without leaving the car.

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Marked pull-off with ample free parking, open 24/7 year-round. Includes a marker on the valley's geological history and a colorblind viewfinder with special lenses for red-green colorblindness.

This is what we’ve observed, not a formal accessibility certification. Things change — tell us if this is out of date.

Sequatchie Valley National Scenic Byway