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Below please find a list covering internet access to on-campus tours and activities, places to eat, and off-campus sights to visit while in town for the AGM 2024.

Internet Access 

• Use "Sewanee Guest" network while on campus
• AT&T cell service
• Verizon cell service

Sewanee Tours/Amenities 

Campus tours: 

• Sewanee’s campus is stunning! ²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵ All Saints Chapel and, by appointment,  climb up Shapard Tower for a demonstration of the 56-bell Leonidas Polk Carillon, visit Dupont Library and its world-class music room, McClurg Dining Hall, Biehl Commons, Chapel of the Apostles, etc. Guided tours are available upon request.

Walks/hiking:

• Sewanee has a multitude of walks and hikes. See: Sewanee Trail Map
• ²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵ Abbo’s Alley, a very short walk from Convocation Hall and Breslin Tower, and beautiful Valley views from Morgan Steep, Green’s View, and the War Memorial Cross (The Cross).

Sports/fitness:

• Fitness: The on Texas Avenue.
• Tennis: The Fowler Center has 3 indoor tennis courts, and there are 12 outdoor tennis courts on Green’s View Road.
• Golf: on Green’s View Road. This award-winning 9-hole course is a challenge for all golfers. Great fun. The course is closed on Mondays for maintenance. The clubhouse, , offers a menu of sandwiches and sides. 
• Bicycling: Bicycle rentals are available at in the Sewanee Village.

Out of Town Activities

• , Lynchburg, TN  (36 miles)

The distillery is in a dry county in the quaint town of Lynchburg.  Tours are very enjoyable and offer samples of the product.

• , ²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵ Pittsburg, TN (25 miles)

The Lodge foundry in ²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵ Pittsburg is the only producer of cast iron cookware in the USA. Their products are sold internationally. 220 East 3rd St ²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵ Pittsburg, TN 37380 423-403-7707 ($10.00) 

• Chattanooga, TN, (55 miles) located on the Tennessee River.

²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵ Lookout Mountain and ride up the ,  the , the , or walk around downtown and cross the Tennessee River on Chattanooga’s pedestrian bridge. There are many good restaurants in Chattanooga.

Area Restaurants

Sewanee:

• is the University cafeteria for students and faculty. Students will be on Fall Break during the AGM, but the cafeteria will be open with a limited menu. ($) 
• on Georgia Ave. is a popular spot for coffee and light-fare food. ($)
• in the Sewanee Village. Large selections of sandwiches and sides. ($$) 
• , Sewanee Village.  Deli dining and Pub next door. ($$) 
• , Sewanee Village: Specialty culinary offerings for lunch only. ($$) 
• :  Breakfast, dinner, and bar. Seating at the Bar into the evening. Quiet conversational spaces are available. ($$$)
• : Lunch. Bar. Indoor and outdoor seating. ($$)

Monteagle (6 miles from Sewanee): 

• , located between Sewanee and Monteagle, on Highway 41A.  Open for dinner (Mediterranean) and Sunday brunch.  Reservations recommended (931-463-2200). ($$$$)
• : Fine dining. ($$$$) Located at the Western end of Monteagle. High Point offers a menu of fine entrees and appetizers. Reservations are needed on the weekend. 224 E Main St, Monteagle, TN. (931.924.4600) 
• : A great sandwich (plus) restaurant located at 109 Main Street in Monteagle (open Tuesday-Saturday from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm. ($$)
• , 402 West Main Street, Monteagle. ($$$)

Local and Nearby Shopping

The Sewanee Village:

• (clothing and gifts)
• Post Office
• University BookStore
• Taylor’s Mercantile (gifts, household decor)
• The Sewanee Market (convenience store across US 41 A)
• (art gallery and gift shop)
• (bike rentals, accessories)

Monteagle:

• (small specialty grocery store and gift shop)
• (Groceries) 
• (outdoor clothing and gear)
• Dollar Store
• CVS Pharmacy
• Gas Stations
• Auto Repair