Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce

	Welcome to one of the most beautiful areas in the State of Alabama - Cherokee County!! I think you'll find many reasons to consider Cherokee County and the State of Alabama as a place to locate your business or home, or to have a second home where you come to relax. Cherokee County, located in the northeast section of Alabama, is blessed with natural beauty, parks, moderate climate, scenic mountains and Weiss Lake. This 30,200 acre impoundment of the Coosa, Chattooga, and Little Rivers, is a hydro-electric lake owned by Alabama Power Company, and is home to crappie, catfish, and bass. Weiss Lake is known as "The Crappie Capital of the World." Other recreational facilities include public tennis courts, soccer, baseball and softball fields, an 18-hole golf course. Canoeing and kayaking on Terrapin Creek, rock climbing at Cherokee Rock Village, swimming, hiking and picnicking at Little River Canyon Mouth Park, Civil War Historical sites, Cornwall Furnace, and Cherokee Historical Museum. Cherokee County is a growing county made more attractive by its manageable size, and the small town values of its citizens. We offer low taxes on lakefront, mountain and farm property. We have small town environments, friendly faces and wide open spaces, and abundant natural beauty - minutes from major cities.

Welcome to one of the most beautiful areas in the State of Alabama - Cherokee County!!

I think you'll find many reasons to consider Cherokee County and the State of Alabama as a place to locate your business or home, or to have a second home where you come to relax.

Cherokee County, located in the northeast section of Alabama, is blessed with natural beauty, parks, moderate climate, scenic mountains and Weiss Lake. This 30,200 acre impoundment of the Coosa, Chattooga, and Little Rivers, is a hydro-electric lake owned by Alabama Power Company, and is home to crappie, catfish, and bass. Weiss Lake is known as "The Crappie Capital of the World."

Other recreational facilities include public tennis courts, soccer, baseball and softball fields, an 18-hole golf course. Canoeing and kayaking on Terrapin Creek, rock climbing at Cherokee Rock Village, swimming, hiking and picnicking at Little River Canyon Mouth Park, Civil War Historical sites, Cornwall Furnace, and Cherokee Historical Museum.

Cherokee County is a growing county made more attractive by its manageable size, and the small town values of its citizens. We offer low taxes on lakefront, mountain and farm property. We have small town environments, friendly faces and wide open spaces, and abundant natural beauty - minutes from major cities.