Center Hill Lake is nestled in the Cumberland Mountains and considered one of the most beautiful reservoirs in Tennessee. Stretching 64 miles, you’ll find 415 miles of mostly undeveloped shoreline to paddle and explore. It is known for its clear water, rock bluffs and amazing waterfalls. The US Army Corps of Engineers built it in 1949 for flood control along the Cumberland River. Fishing is a popular activity and the TWRA have places several fish attractors throughout the lake. Cane Hollow access is a large gravel parking area with a ramp into the water. It is close to the popular Burgess Falls and makes a perfect paddle trip to see the falls. Wildlife and birds abound with amazing scenery surrounding you. You can also paddle the other direction towards the main channel of the lake.