The North Fork Holston River is a tributary of the Holston River located in southwestern Virginia and northeastern Tennessee. It flows approximately 70 miles, starting in the Appalachian Mountains and winding through various landscapes, including rural areas and forests. The river is known for its clear waters and diverse aquatic life, making it a popular spot for fishing and recreational activities. The North Fork Holston River is part of the larger Holston River watershed, which eventually joins the Tennessee River. The river supports various species of fish, including trout and smallmouth bass, attracting anglers throughout the year. Its scenic beauty and recreational opportunities contribute to the local economy and community activities.