A single-species white pine farm operating since 1974, but the unusually wide 7am-10pm daily hours found in one listing should be confirmed before you plan around them, and no pricing was found.
Little Mountain Tree Farm is a long-running, single-species operation in Bledsoe County near Pikeville, positioned roughly between the Chattanooga and Crossville areas. According to a Tennessee Home and Farm magazine feature, the farm has been in business since 1974 — a genuinely long track record compared with most farms in this research, and a reasonable signal of a stable, established operation even where other details are thin.
Unlike farms offering a half-dozen varieties, Little Mountain grows only white pine. If that’s the tree you want, the decision here is straightforward; if you’re hoping to compare fir, spruce, and pine side by side, this isn’t the farm for that. The property also sells white pine garland and wreaths, giving a modest way to round out a purchase beyond the tree itself.
One directory listing found in this research states the farm is open 7am to 10pm, seven days a week. Read that carefully: a fourteen-hour-a-day, every-day schedule is unusual for a seasonal Christmas tree operation, most of which run more limited weekend or afternoon hours during the roughly six-week window they’re open. That doesn’t necessarily mean the listing is wrong, but it’s different enough from the pattern seen at every other farm in this research that it’s worth treating as unconfirmed rather than a reliable planning detail. A phone call to (423) 881-3904 is the honest way to settle it before you build a specific visit time around those hours.
No pricing was found anywhere in the sources reviewed, and the farm’s cutting model — while described as “u-cut” in an earlier general search summary — comes from a less directly sourced reference than most other fields in this record, since the farm’s own contact page returned an error when checked on this research pass and couldn’t be independently re-verified.
A nearly fifty-year operating history is a real point in this farm’s favor, and if white pine is specifically what you want, it’s worth a call. Just don’t build your visit around the wide hours window found in one listing without confirming it directly — and go in with the understanding that pricing here is entirely unknown until you ask.
Not documented with season-specific dates. One directory listing describes hours as 7am-10pm, seven days a week, but that's unusually long for a seasonal tree farm and is flagged in this record as needing confirmation rather than treated as reliable.
Not documented, though a single-species u-cut farm suggests a fairly quick, simple visit.
Not documented in the record.
Not specified in the record.
Not addressed in the sources reviewed.
Skip assuming the farm is genuinely open 7am to 10pm every day — that figure comes from a single listing and reads as unusually wide for a seasonal tree farm; confirm actual hours by phone before planning your trip time.
Positioned between the Chattanooga and Crossville areas in Bledsoe County, convenient if you're traveling that corridor.
Since 1974, according to a Tennessee Home and Farm magazine feature story — one of the longer track records among farms in this research.
White pine only. No other species were found in the sources reviewed.
One directory listing states this, but it's unusually wide for a seasonal tree farm and hasn't been independently confirmed — call ahead before planning around those specific hours.
Not published in any source reviewed. Call ahead to ask.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Daily. Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
3186 Griffith Road, Pikeville, TN 37367, in Bledsoe County. It is one of 2 farms we track in Chattanooga Region.
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Checked September 2026.