Peach Orchard

Peach Orchard is a boat ramp access point on the Clinch River in Andersonville, Anderson County, Tennessee. The Clinch River is a major waterway classified as a Stream Order 8 river, stretching 336.89 miles with a total elevation drop of 1656 feet. At this location, the river has an average flow of approximately 6831 cubic feet per second with an average velocity of 6.06 feet per second, indicating a moderately flowing river system. The average gradient of 4.9 feet per mile suggests moderate current conditions typical of a major river in East Tennessee.

The ramp provides access to a substantial waterway suitable for various boating activities. Given the Clinch River's size and classification as a major river, boaters should be prepared for moving water conditions and potential boat traffic. The river's significant flow rate and velocity indicate that paddlers should have at least intermediate skills, and motorboat operators should be comfortable with river navigation. The location's proximity to Andersonville places it in the lower portion of the Clinch River system, approximately 907 miles upstream from the river mouth.

Visitors should research current water conditions and any seasonal variations before launching. The Clinch River system supports multiple recreational uses, and this access point serves as an important gateway for boaters exploring this major Tennessee waterway.