Our Location

Pikeville, Tennessee (35.607470, -85.191340), rests in the northern half of the Sequatchie Valley — a breathtaking corridor carved through the southern Cumberland Plateau. Framed by the dramatic ridge lines of Walden Ridge to the west and Little Mountain to the east, Pikeville offers a stunning natural backdrop and a sense of quiet grandeur. 

The Sequatchie River flows gently through the eastern edge of town, adding to Pikeville’s charm with its peaceful waters and lush banks. This setting makes Pikeville a gateway to outdoor adventure — from hiking and fishing to bird-watching and scenic drives, the valley invites exploration in every season.

Despite its small size, Pikeville is rich in history, hospitality, and local pride. The town blends rural tranquility with essential amenities, offering locally-owned shops, restaurants, and services that reflect its authentic character. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend or planting roots, Pikeville welcomes you with warmth and tradition.

Getting Here

Pikeville is easily accessible via U.S. Route 127, which runs north to Crossville and south to Dunlap. Within city limits, US-127 splits into two paths:

• Main Street, which passes through the courthouse square and business district
• A western bypass, designed to support growing commercial development and ease traffic flow

State Route 30 also runs through Pikeville, linking the town to Spencer and Fall Creek Falls State Park to the west, and Dayton to the east. These routes make Pikeville a natural hub for travel, commerce, and tourism — connecting visitors to the valley’s scenic wonders and cultural experiences.