Blythe Ferry Access provides a public boat launch on the tail waters of Chickamauga Lake (Dallas Lake) at the confluence of the Tennessee and Hiwassee Rivers, with an asphalt ramp descending to the river's edge.

The site is maintained by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and serves as a primary access point for recreational boating and fishing.

The location also holds significant historical importance as a major crossing point during the 1838 Cherokee Removal, with nearby interpretive opportunities at the Cherokee Removal Memorial Park.