Tennessee is full of neat adventures, but every once in awhile we find ourselves sliding into the same routines. This is what we do in the summer, this is what we do in the springtime…bleh. Do you need a suggestion for the prettier months ahead? We have 10 of them – think you can knock them all out by Labor Day?
- Take a weekend to explore Tennessee waterfalls.
We’ve planned out an entire weekend for you, with great places to eat and places to stay the night. There’s a plan laid out, and a map, so all you need to do is find the time. Grab some buddies and make it happen!
- Try out an epic zipline, for a change.
Wahoo Ziplines - Facebook Wahoo Ziplines in Sevierville, Tennessee is a great place to visit during the warming months, touting themselves as “wildest zipline in the Smokies.” You’ll have to check it out and report back!
- Take the ride of your life on Gatlinburg’s mountain coaster.
Gatlinburg Mountain Coaster - Facebook The Gatlinburg Mountain Coaster is great for you and your little ones, perfect for folks of all ages. It’s a seven minute ride through the beautiful foliage of east Tennessee, something you won’t want to miss for the world.
- Experience one of our most beautiful natural wonders - underground.
Ruby Falls - Facebook Ruby Falls is a fabulous place to visit, a historic nod to the wonders that lie beneath ol’ Rocky Top. Discovered in 1928, it has been living the good life as a native and tourist magnet since the 30’s. You can take the tour during the warmer months, and enjoy the beautiful foliage on your trip to southern Tennessee.
- Spend the night in a most beautiful medieval wonderland.
Williamswood Castle - Facebook Williamswood Castle is located in Knoxville, Tennessee and has 4,500 square feet of space that gives a nod to the Medieval age. The gorgeous decor just adds to the age-old atmosphere of magic and romance. You can rent by the night!
- Check out a neat Tennessee adventure park you never knew was there.
Adventure Zipline - Facebook Head out to Adventure Park Zip Lines and Riding Stables in Sevierville if you’re looking for a fun, adrenaline-laced outing on a breezy Saturday. Bring the family, from “three to ninety-three” for a whole lotta of excitement.
- Learn a little bit more about our most popular national wonder…
Alistair Nicol - Flickr The Great Smoky Mountain National Park is great for a reason, and we can teach you a bit about the history and long standing traditions that make this one of the best places to visit
- Explore the Lost Sea on a glass-bottomed boat tour.
Whitney A - TripAdvisor The Lost Sea is the largest underground lake in the United States, great for school tours or a bit of time out and about with the family. We’d recommend visiting on the off-hours, though - beat those crowds!
- Take the trip of a lifetime to the Jack Daniel’s Distillery - it’s only in Tennessee.
Jack Daniels Distillery - Facebook The Jack Daniel’s Distillery is one of the most lauded locations in Tennessee - as a matter of fact, it helped put Tennessee on the map when it comes to worldwide recognition. Take a tour and buy some to go, because this distillery is located in a dry county. How interesting is that??
- Take our most scenic state drive - no matter the season.
Greg Holtfreter - Flickr Sit back, relax and take a drive. We did all the hard work for you.
If you’re hungry after your adventure, you should head over to find These 10 Amazing Tennessee Restaurants That Are Loaded With Local History.
We’ve planned out an entire weekend for you, with great places to eat and places to stay the night. There’s a plan laid out, and a map, so all you need to do is find the time. Grab some buddies and make it happen!
Wahoo Ziplines - Facebook
Wahoo Ziplines in Sevierville, Tennessee is a great place to visit during the warming months, touting themselves as “wildest zipline in the Smokies.” You’ll have to check it out and report back!
Gatlinburg Mountain Coaster - Facebook
The Gatlinburg Mountain Coaster is great for you and your little ones, perfect for folks of all ages. It’s a seven minute ride through the beautiful foliage of east Tennessee, something you won’t want to miss for the world.
Ruby Falls - Facebook
Ruby Falls is a fabulous place to visit, a historic nod to the wonders that lie beneath ol’ Rocky Top. Discovered in 1928, it has been living the good life as a native and tourist magnet since the 30’s. You can take the tour during the warmer months, and enjoy the beautiful foliage on your trip to southern Tennessee.
Williamswood Castle - Facebook
Williamswood Castle is located in Knoxville, Tennessee and has 4,500 square feet of space that gives a nod to the Medieval age. The gorgeous decor just adds to the age-old atmosphere of magic and romance. You can rent by the night!
Adventure Zipline - Facebook
Head out to Adventure Park Zip Lines and Riding Stables in Sevierville if you’re looking for a fun, adrenaline-laced outing on a breezy Saturday. Bring the family, from “three to ninety-three” for a whole lotta of excitement.
Alistair Nicol - Flickr
The Great Smoky Mountain National Park is great for a reason, and we can teach you a bit about the history and long standing traditions that make this one of the best places to visit
Whitney A - TripAdvisor
The Lost Sea is the largest underground lake in the United States, great for school tours or a bit of time out and about with the family. We’d recommend visiting on the off-hours, though - beat those crowds!
Jack Daniels Distillery - Facebook
The Jack Daniel’s Distillery is one of the most lauded locations in Tennessee - as a matter of fact, it helped put Tennessee on the map when it comes to worldwide recognition. Take a tour and buy some to go, because this distillery is located in a dry county. How interesting is that??
Greg Holtfreter - Flickr
Sit back, relax and take a drive. We did all the hard work for you.
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