Tag: West Tennessee
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Tennessee State Parks: Our Family Journey to Visit All the Parks
From waterfalls and mountain overlooks to historic sites and hidden gems, follow our family’s journey to visit every Tennessee State Park and discover our favorites along the way.
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Visiting Every National Park Site in Tennessee
Explore every National Park Service site in Tennessee, from the Great Smoky Mountains and scenic parkways to Civil War battlefields, music landmarks, and places that tell the story of the Volunteer State. This complete guide highlights Tennessee’s remarkable natural beauty, history, and culture.
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Great River Road Weekend: River Views & Historic Towns {Missouri, Illinois, & Tennessee}
My favorite way to spend a weekend is on a road trip with no strict plan—just a route, a few destinations, and the freedom to take the long way home. This particular weekend took us into southeast Missouri, but instead of heading straight back, we decided to turn the drive into part of the adventure.…
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Visiting Shiloh National Military Park: Reflecting On One of the Civil War’s Turning Points {Tennessee}
Walk the peaceful battlefield where one of the Civil War’s most significant battles unfolded. Discover what to see at Shiloh National Military Park, from the driving tour and Shiloh Church to the national cemetery and monuments that preserve this pivotal moment in American history.
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Natchez Trace State Park: A Cabin for a Peaceful Weekend Getaway {Tennessee}
Looking for a peaceful Tennessee weekend getaway? Discover what it’s like staying in a lakeside cabin at Natchez Trace State Park, where quiet hiking trails, scenic bridges, and relaxing mornings make it easy to slow down and reconnect with nature.
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Exploring Land Between The Lakes {Kentucky & Tennessee}
We made a quick trip up to Kentucky to enjoy a day at Land Between The Lakes National Recreation Area. This park is a long strip of land, straddling the border of Kentucky and Tennessee, that sits between Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley. The two lakes are not large and often get mistaken for more…