There are some things that are just better in Tennessee, folks. Some things are better, and some can ONLY be done in the Volunteer State. Curious about some once-in-a-lifetime adventures that are completely borne in Tennessee?
Here we go.
- Hang gliding above the Great Smokies, anyone?
Craig Hassan - Flickr Tennessee Tree Toppers makes for quite an adventure, with their routes that run right over the Sequatchie Valley.
- Visit the “most beautiful theatre in the South.”
Jeff - Flickr The Tennessee Theatre is located in Knoxville, and the historic spot was renovated in 2005, the first time since its 1928 opening.
- Visit the museum that honors the Man in Black.
Brent Moore - Flickr The Johnny Cash Museum is about to share space with the Patsy Cline Museum, which means you’ll have the opportunity to learn about two country legends in a single day.
- You can only visit Graceland in Tennessee, folks.
Natalie Curtiss - Flickr Land of Elvis fame, you simply can’t miss out on a Graceland tour if you’re ever in Memphis.
- Visit the Mother Church of Country Music.
Reading Tom - Flickr The Ryman Auditorium is one of the most well-known and celebrated venues in the country. You can hit up a concert, or find yourself a tour. It was also the first home to the Grand Ole Opry before it moved in the mid-70s. 1974, to be exact.
- Visit the Honkytonk Highway.
Thomas Hawk - Flickr Walking the Broadway Historic District in Nashville is like taking a step back into the past, and it’s fairly well-known and frequented by bachelorette parties from EVERYWHERE. Really. It’s not called “Nashvegas” for nothin'.
- Visit Dollywood? Yes.
Charlene N Simmons - Flickr Dolly Parton is a beautiful human in every way, but visiting a theme park that honors her Tennessee roots can only make for a wonderful, wonderful day out.
So…we’re completely in love with these Tennessee adventures. Which one adventure would you take on first?
Craig Hassan - Flickr
Tennessee Tree Toppers makes for quite an adventure, with their routes that run right over the Sequatchie Valley.
Jeff - Flickr
The Tennessee Theatre is located in Knoxville, and the historic spot was renovated in 2005, the first time since its 1928 opening.
Brent Moore - Flickr
The Johnny Cash Museum is about to share space with the Patsy Cline Museum, which means you’ll have the opportunity to learn about two country legends in a single day.
Natalie Curtiss - Flickr
Land of Elvis fame, you simply can’t miss out on a Graceland tour if you’re ever in Memphis.
Reading Tom - Flickr
The Ryman Auditorium is one of the most well-known and celebrated venues in the country. You can hit up a concert, or find yourself a tour. It was also the first home to the Grand Ole Opry before it moved in the mid-70s. 1974, to be exact.
Thomas Hawk - Flickr
Walking the Broadway Historic District in Nashville is like taking a step back into the past, and it’s fairly well-known and frequented by bachelorette parties from EVERYWHERE. Really. It’s not called “Nashvegas” for nothin'.
Charlene N Simmons - Flickr
Dolly Parton is a beautiful human in every way, but visiting a theme park that honors her Tennessee roots can only make for a wonderful, wonderful day out.
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