Dale Hollow Lake

Dale Hollow Lake is a large, man-made reservoir located on the border between Tennessee and Kentucky. Created in 1943 by damming the Obey and Cumberland rivers, it covers about 27,700 acres. The lake is known for its clear waters, scenic beauty, and abundant fish, making it a popular spot for boating, fishing, and outdoor recreation. It also serves as a vital water source and flood control system for the region. Surrounded by forests and rolling hills, Dale Hollow Lake offers a peaceful setting for relaxation and outdoor activities.