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The Ultimate Tennessee Bucket List

by John Hayden Leave a Comment

Tennessee is a great state that has so much to offer, from the mountains in the east down to the Mississippi River Delta there is something for everybody.  Here are 25 things in Tennessee that you just have to experience!

1) Museum Of Appalachia– Just south of the Kentucky border in Clinton, Tennessee is the Museum of Appalachia. You will need at least a couple hours to make the trip worthwhile because there is so much to take in.  The museum was founded by one man who was dedicated to preserving the history of the Appalachian region.  Many of the people that you learn about in the museum won’t be found in any history book rather most are regular people who embodied life in the region.  This is truly a unique museum, unlike anything I’ve seen anywhere else.

2) Jack Daniel’s Distillery – Everyone has seen the famous black label of Jack Daniel’s Old Number 7 but in Lynchburg, Tennessee you can see how it is made!  The tour starts in a small museum where you can learn a little bit about the man and the history of his concoction.  Then it is off on a bus to see the distilling process in action.  As the tour winds down, you get led through the barrel houses where the whiskey ages in custom barrels until they reach just the right age.  At the end, you’ll be treated to samples to a few of the whiskey varieties that Jack Daniel’s has to offer.

3) Dollywood – Dolly Parton has become an icon the world over but her heart has always remained in the mountains of Tennessee.  This love is on full display at her theme park in Pigeon Forge.  This is a great park to spend the day in with the whole family (and if you have time, you can make it a weekend in by spending a day in the nearby waterpark). The park offers eight roller coasters and about twenty other rides.  It’s not just an amusement park though, Dollywood pays tribute to the region with concerts, crafts and it’s even the location of the Southern Gospel Museum and Hall of Fame.

4) Spend the Weekend in the Smokies – Sometimes you need a break from all the hassle of city life and nothing is better than time spent in a cabin in the mountains.  There are plenty of trails to hike and the views can’t be beaten.  

5) Graceland – You don’t have to be an Elvis fan to enjoy the King’s castle.  Graceland is one of the most visited homes in the United States and well worth a stop when you are in Memphis.  The Graceland experience begins with a tour of the mansion where you can see Elvis’ living room, kitchen, the famous “jungle room” and more.  

After leaving the house, you will tour a museum housed with Elvis’ many awards, hundreds of gold records and many of his signature suits.  The mansion tour is supplemented with an iPad which allows you to see videos and hear stories about Elvis told by himself and his family.  

Elvis’ love for cars is on full display with a car museum on site featuring many of Elvis’ cars and motorcycles including his famous pink Cadillac.  In addition to a couple of smaller museums, you can also board two of Elvis’ private planes.  Allow yourself about three hours to see everything at a leisurely pace.  

6) Go Shopping in the Pyramid – Memphis is home to the tenth largest pyramid in the world.  It once housed an arena used for basketball and concerts but has since been converted into a gigantic Bass Pro Shop.  Even if you aren’t in the market for hunting and fishing gear, this is a fun stop for the whole family.  We spent over an hour just looking around the building.  They have a stream of fish, an aquarium, a bowling alley, a restaurant and even a hotel.  For about $10 you can take a ride to the top for an awesome view of Memphis and the Mississippi River.

7) National Civil Rights Museum –  This Memphis museum is located at the site of the Lorraine Motel where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in 1968.  The museum recently underwent a lengthy renovation, so if you have been previously, it is worth another visit.  The museum tells the story of the American Civil Rights movement in a powerful way.  Dr. King’s room has been preserved since the day of the death and you can view it on the tour.  Additionally, there are replicas of the bus where Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat and the Supreme Court room where Brown v. Board of Education was heard.   There is so much information and history at this site, allow yourself about three hours to visit.

8) Sun Studios – Sun Records is best known as the record company where Elvis Presley first recorded but there is much more to it.  Sun Studio owner Sam Phillips was interested in African-American musicians and began recording them in his Memphis studio, first as a studio for other labels and then on his own label, Sun.  Phillips recorded what many consider to be the first rock and roll record, Rocket ’88.  Later he would record Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lewis and a host of other singers.  The tour includes an upstairs museum as well as a chance to stand in the studio with an “x” marking the spot where Elvis stood to record his first song.  As a bonus, the tour guides are always a lot of fun and make the experience even more enjoyable.

9) Root for the Memphis Grizzlies  – At the end of Beale Street is the FedEx Forum home to the Memphis Grizzlies.  Seeing an NBA game is always a good time but it’s even better when the arena is located on a great street like Beale which is perfect for all of you pre or post-game celebrations.

10) Honky Tonkin on Broadway  – If you like to listen to country music and have a few drinks, there is no better place than Broadway in Nashville.  The street is lined with bars on clubs on either side all of which have great singers belting it out until the early morning.  Many of the singers you will hear on Broadway today will be on the radio soon so you never know when you will catch the next superstar!

11) Catch a Game in Nashville –  Nashville is home to two major league franchises, the NFL’s Titans and NHL’s Predators.  The Predators arena is located on Broadway and the Titan’s home is just a short walk from there.

12) Watch The Grand Ole Opry At The Ryman – The Grand Ole Opry has shows every weekend playing primarily at the Opry House off Briley Parkway but the best way to catch the show is one of the few dates a year they play at the Ryman Auditorium in downtown Nashville.  The Ryman is the legendary home of the Opry where greats like Hank Williams and Patsy Cline performed regularly (before sneaking off to have a few drinks on Broadway after their set).

13) Visit the Country Music Hall of Fame – Nashville has a host of country music hot spots but the Hall of Fame downtown tells the whole story from roots of country music up to today’s stars.  The exhibits are stunning and told in chronological order with great artifacts like Elvis’ gold Cadillac and Webb Pierce’s silver dollar car.  Woven throughout the exhibits are many videos and listening stations where you can hear the evolution of country music through the years.  This museum is worth a stop if you love music, even if country isn’t your particular cup of tea.

14) The Parthenon – You don’t have to travel all the way to Greece to see one of the most famous works of architecture in the world.  The full-scale replica was originally built in Nashville in the late 1800’s.  Inside you will find something that the Greek version doesn’t, the statute of Athena that once stood in Athens but has since been lost to history.  Adults will love the history and appreciate the art and the kids will love the giant park where the structure is located.  This is a great spot to spend a couple hours and maybe have a picnic.

15) Check Out Minor League Baseball – Every summer night, all across the country, young men are playing their hearts out hoping for a shot at the big leagues.  You can watch it in person and you won’t regret it.  Tennessee hosts several minor league teams: The Nashville Sounds, the Sevierville Smokies, and the Jackson Generals.  Minor league baseball is an inexpensive night out and is typically very kid friendly

16) Eat at the Loveless Cafe – The Loveless Café is just south of Nashville and is home to some of the best country cooking that you’ll ever have.  The dining area is small so wait times can be long but it’s well worth the time.  The biscuits and country ham are some of the best the south has to offer.  There are small shops in the complex to spend some time while you wait for your table.  If you are in a hurry and the weather is nice, get your order to go and enjoy your meal on one of the several picnic tables outside.

17) Lunch at Jack’s BBQ – Jack’s has three locations in Nashville and if you like barbecue you have to make this stop a priority.  I recommend the sampler platter so you can try three different varieties of smoked meat.  The downtown location can get really crowded around lunch or dinner time so if you can’t wait around, I’ve never had an issue getting in and out of the Trinity Lane location, located conveniently right off I-65.

18) The Hermitage – Andrew Jackson was one of the most controversial presidents in US history.  A visit to his home and surrounding grounds are a great opportunity to get to know about Jackson the person and his role in American history.  His house has been beautifully preserved and the tour guides are very knowledgeable.  The grounds and museum are self-guided with an audio tour.  They also offer an audio version for kids which our kids really enjoyed.

19) Shiloh National Military Park – One of the biggest battles of the Civil War occurred in South Tennessee and nearly 4,000 acres have been preserved.  You won’t want to miss the breathtaking Iowa Monument and the National Cemetery on your trip.  Also, stop and see the Shiloh Indian Mounds which date back to approximately 1,000 B.C.

20) World’s Fair Park – Knoxville was the site of the 1982 World’s Fair and the park hosts a large playground and water fountains that kids love to run through.  Our kids could have stayed there for hours.  Nearby is the famous Sunsphere that was built specifically for the World’s Fair (if you’re a Simpsons fan, you’ll remember the family visited the Sphere which a fictional hat shop).  When we stopped the elevator ride to the top was free and offered great views of the area

21) Rock City/Ruby Falls – If you are an adult of a certain age, you no doubt remember the signs that used to litter the highway for these attractions.  We spent an entire morning just doing Rock City so if you want to hit Ruby Falls as well, plan your day accordingly.  The kids loved walking through Rock City and taking in all of the views including the spot where it is said that you can see seven states.  Rock City involves a lot of walking and is not for anyone who is scared of heights (especially the famous lover’s leap).  Ruby Falls is nearby and gives you the chance to take a cave tour to see an amazing underground waterfall.

22) Blood Stained Crypt of Nina Cragmiles –  Located just a few minutes off of 75 in Cleveland, Tennessee lies a unique mausoleum located in the middle of town.  This is the final resting spot of Nina Cragmiles who died as a young girl in a carriage ride.  The legend is that blood covers the tomb in various places despite attempts to clean it.  Indeed, if you walk around it, you will see several areas that look like blood streaks.  If your kids are into ghost stories, they will love this stop.  It’s free to see and only takes a few minutes to walk around.

23) Loretta Lynn’s Dude Ranch – A little over an hour south of Nashville down I-40 is Loretta Lynn’s Dude Ranch.  Loretta Lynn’s music spoke to a generation of women in the 60’s and 70’s with bold songs that defied the norms of a male-dominated country music industry.  Her home (which is said to be haunted by Confederate soldiers), as well as a museum and the replica of her childhood home (used in the movie “Coal Miner’s Daughter), are part of the tour.  Also on the site is a campground where you can kayak or canoe.

24) Cummins Falls – Located in Cookeville is Cummins Falls which has been ranked among the top swimming holes in the US.  The park is over 200 acres and is a great place to spend the day, especially if you enjoy hiking.  Be warned, however, that the trails can be rugged and aren’t recommended for small kids.

25) Cumberland Caverns –  There are over thirty-two miles of caves so there are plenty of adventures to be had for the whole family.  They offer a variety of tours including an overnight in the caves.  Also, the Caverns are home to the Bluegrass Underground which is a concert series that can be seen on PBS.

HONORABLE MENTION:  Rock and Soul Museum in Memphis, Opryland Hotel in Nashville, seeing a Volunteers football game at Neyland Stadium, Buford Pusser Home and Museum in Adamsville, Ober Gatlinburg and the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge.

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Family Adventure at Ripleys in Gatlinburg

by Angela Richter Leave a Comment

The Smokey Mountains are the perfect place to go with a family!  There is SO much to do and you can spend all week or just a long weekend and still have so much fun together!

The combo passes are a perfect way to go to several attractions for a reduced price!

Each combo pass comes with one Aquarium Pass and two or more passes to the other Gatlinburg Parkway Attractions at a reduced cost.

The other Gatlinburg attractions include:

Guinness World Ripley’s Believe It or Not

Odditorium

Haunted Adventure

Moving Theater

Mirror Maze

Davy Crockett Mini Records Golf

You can reserve your tickets at Ripley’s website!

Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies

Touch sharks & stingrays! Experience the world of jellyfish, eels, colorful fish, and poisonous predators.

This aquarium is awesome! I mean, really awesome!! If we saw nothing else, this would be worth the trip! It is 85,000 sq ft this aquarium has incredible fish, an outstanding shark area, and many other species!

There are parts where you can pet horseshoe crabs, stick your hand in water with little cleaning fish, and a huge tunnel that you can ride through to get a feel for what it is like to be surrounded by sea life.  There are little tunnels that children enjoy using to pop up mid exhibit.  There are beautiful exhibits and amazing exotic things to see such as leafy sea dragons and scorpion fish.

Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Odditorium

Visit the strangest place in Gatlinburg! Ripley’s Believe It or Not! has been proudly freaking out families for over 90 years. Come and see the museum that inspired the hit TV series.

My kids had a blast here! There are so many weird things and my kids got a kick out of all of it! Where else can you make shadows stay on a wall and rub a Buddha with shredded money in his belly? I think my kids were really amazed how other people have lived and some of the amazing things they have done. This museum highlights that in the craziest way!

Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Odditorium

Visit the strangest place in Gatlinburg! Ripley’s Believe It or Not! has been proudly freaking out families for over 90 years. Come and see the museum that inspired the hit TV series.

Ripley’s Guinness World of Records

Guinness World Records Attraction will bring the amazing book to life through incredible displays, games, trivia, themed galleries, and more! You can even try to break a record while you’re there!

This one was my kid’s favorite! They LOVED this museum. You get to see the world’s largest and shortest man, see amazing records that have been broken and even get to do hands-on experiments to see how good you would be at things!

There is something for everyone here! There was even the largest crochet blanket and book collection and that was right up my alley so I took a lot of pictures of those! Your family will love talking about the interesting things they see here, it is an educational trip all the way around!

Ripley’s Haunted Adventure

Ripley’s Haunted Adventure is a world-class Haunted Attraction & Gatlinburg’s #1 Haunted House! Frights, Fun, and Screams for everyone. That high pitched scream you hear… yea that’s you! Come visit, if you dare.

You need to be 6 years of age to enter, there are actors whose mission it is to scare you so if that is not your thing keep that in mind! It is very well done and really does scare you! The place is very creepy and real looking!

Ripley’s 5D Moving Theater

It’s going to be a bumpy ride. Better strap on your seat belt for this film. A State-of-the-Art Motion Simulator! Ride the move, feel the rush. Experience the thrill of a movie you ride, powered by REAL D!

This is right next door to the Haunted Mansion and my family enjoyed this one. I get motion sick so easy and recently have struggled with bouts of vertigo so I sat this one out. My husband and my boys loved it! It is so fun feeling like you are really there and experiencing the different places and they loved that about it!

Ripley’s Mirror Maze

Come visit Ripley’s Marvelous Mirror Maze and Candy Factory and see if you can find your way out through mirrored corners, dead ends, and infinite reflections filled with LED lights. Don’t worry we send search parties every half hour!

This was really fun! You have no idea which direction to head and which door will lead to what. It is all a guessing game although my kids swear there is skill in it! You get to see incredible mirrors and lights and the place keeps you guessing at every turn. I loved it because we started cracking up and I love it when we have a good laugh as a family!

Ripley’s Davy Crockett Mini Golf

With the Great Smoky Mountains as the backdrop, two beautifully landscaped, 18-hole courses will amaze and delight you with animated displays throughout! They are just outside Gatlinburg, in Sevierville.

The golf course had some beautiful water areas, I love when a course has pretty things to look at; it makes the playing even better seeing all the beautiful areas! We did this right before going home and it was a perfect way to end our trip!

I cannot tell you how much fun we had at Ripley’s in Gatlinburg! My kids said it was one of the best trips we ever took, we had so much fun! If you bought the combo ticket you could have a full weekend and that is a win-win for your whole family!

I was given tickets to Ripley’s Attractions in Gatlinburg for a review! All opinions are 100 percent mine!

I 75 Side Trips through Kentucky and Tennessee

by John Hayden 6 Comments

When you are traveling kids, life is so much easier if you make a few side trips.  Let’s face it, your kids are going to be pumped about the trip and they’ve got energy to burn.  When live near Cincinnati, so almost every Florida trip requires a drive down I-75.  I’m going to do a run down of some of our favorite stops.  Obviously, we can’t stop at all of these every trip but there are plenty of places to choose from when trying to kill a little time.  Stops are listed in the order in which you would encounter heading south on 75.

I-75 Side Trips through Kentucky and Tennessee

1) Kentucky Horse Park– This is no quick stop, so if you don’t have at least three hours you want to kill, you will want to save this for another day.  Tickets during the summer are $20 for adults and $9 for kids.  This gains you admission to two museums and the grounds of the horse park where you can visit the graves of famous horses such as Man-O-War and War Admiral.

2) Renfro Valley– We rarely take a road trip down 75 that doesn’t include a stop in Renfro Valley.  It is located right off of the highway and is a great place for kids to run around for a few minutes.  There is a small town complete with old school house, a church, shops and restaurants.  Most of the town is closed on weekdays but you can still look around and stretch your legs.  If you go on the weekends, the little town is packed with people getting ready to attend one of the live concerts they put on.  Right next door to Renfro Valley is the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame which is worth a visit if you have a little time.

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3) The First KFC–  When people think of Kentucky one of the first things they think of is Colonel Sanders and Kentucky Fried Chicken.  In Corbin, Kentucky just off I-75 sits the location of the Colonel Sanders first restaurant. Today part of it is a modern KFC and the other part is a museum to the Colonel himself, giving you a glance of what the restaurant would have been like if you would have visited it in the 1940s.  Well worth a pit stop, especially if you’re ready to eat.

4) Cumberland Falls– Also in Corbin, although a bit of a drive from the highway, is the Cumberland Falls State Resort Park.  Often referred to as the Niagara Falls of the south, Cumberland Falls is extremely beautiful and it’s free to visit.  You can spend a lot of time here if you enjoy hiking but its also good for quick stroll and photo op.  If you happen to be traveling nearby during a full moon, you can see a moon bow (a rainbow caused by moonlight).  This is the one of only two places in the world where this phenomenon occurs.

I-75 Side Trips

5) Museum of Appalachia– Just south of the Kentucky border in Clinton, Tennessee is the Museum of Appalachia.  For years I would see there signs on billboards but never stopped in.  Once I did, I thoroughly enjoyed it.  You will need at least a couple hours to make the trip worthwhile because there is so much to take in.  The museum was founded by one man who was dedicated to preserving the history of the Appalachian region.

Many of the people that you learn about in the museum won’t be found in any history book rather most are regular people who embodied life in the region.

6) World’s Fair Park– The park is a slight detour on your route to Florida but if its summer time and you have kids, you should stop.  The site of the 1982 World’s Fair hosts a large playground and water fountains that kids love to run through.  Our kids could have stayed their for hours.  Nearby is the famous Sunsphere that was built specifically for the World’s Fair (if you’re a Simpsons fan, you’ll remember the family visited the Sphere which a fictional hat shop).  When we stopped the elevator ride to the top was free and offered great views of the area.

I-75 Side Trips

7) Blood Stained Crypt of Nina Cragmiles- Located just a few minutes off of 75 in Cleveland, Tennessee lies a unique mausoleum located in the middle of town.  This is the final resting spot of Nina Cragmiles who died as a young girl in a carriage ride.  The legend is that blood covers the tomb in various places despite attempts to clean it.  Indeed, if you walk around it, you will see several areas that look like blood streaks.  If your kids are into ghost stories, they will love this stop.  It’s free to see and only takes a few minutes to walk around.

8) Rock City/Ruby Falls– If you are adult of a certain age, you no doubt remember the signs that used to litter the highway for these attractions.  We spent an entire morning just doing Rock City so if you want to hit Ruby Falls as well, plan your day accordingly.  The kids loved walking through Rock City and taking in all of the views including the spot where it is said that you can see seven states.  Rock City involves a lot of walking and is not for anyone who is scared of heights (especially the famous lover’s leap).  Ruby Falls is nearby and gives you the chance to take a cave tour to see an amazing underground waterfall.

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Must See Attractions in Memphis

by John Hayden Leave a Comment

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Memphis is a great place for a vacation or a long weekend, here are some of my favorite things to do when I’m in the home of the blues. These things are what I would consider must-see attractions in Memphis!

Must see attractions in Memphis, Tennessee, Places to visit in Memphis

1) GRACELAND – You don’t have to be an Elvis fan to enjoy the King’s castle. Graceland is one of the most visited homes in the United States and well worth a stop when you are in Memphis. The Graceland experience begins with a tour of the mansion where you can see Elvis’ living room, kitchen, the famous “jungle room” and more.

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After leaving the house, you will tour a museum housed with Elvis’ many awards, hundreds of gold records and many of his signature suits. The mansion tour is supplemented with an iPad which allows you to see videos and hear stories about Elvis told by himself and his family. Elvis’ love for cars is on full display with a car museum on site featuring many of Elvis’ cars and motorcycles including his famous pink Cadillac.

Must see attractions in Memphis, Tennessee, Places to visit in Memphis

In addition to a couple of smaller museums, you can also board two of Elvis’ private planes. Allow yourself about three hours to see everything at a leisurely pace. If you want to gear up for the trip, the book Inside Graceland is an interesting read as you learn about what it was like to live in Graceland told by Elvis’ maid. After I read the book, it made the tour so much more interesting. The book is called Inside Graceland: Elvis’ Maid Remembers and is well worth it!

2) BEALE STREET –  Elvis learned a lot about music and fashion by spending time on Beale Street. Today Beale Street is still alive with music and you should spend some time down there listening to the many different singers that call the street home. In addition to that, you can sample some of the greatest barbeques in the world. At the end of Beale Street is the FedEx Forum home of the Memphis Grizzlies, NBA basketball team.

Must see attractions in Memphis, Tennessee, Places to visit in Memphis

3) MEMPHIS ROCK ‘N SOUL MUSEUM – This museum is located on Beale Street right across from the FedEx Forum. It takes you on a journey of the musical progression of Memphis and the American south. The tour is self-guided and you are given headphones for the tour and to listen to the many songs that make up the rich musical history of Memphis from Elvis, Ike Turner, Issac Hayes and much more.

4) NATIONAL CIVIL RIGHTS MUSEUM – This museum is located at the site of the Lorraine Motel where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in 1968. The museum recently underwent a lengthy renovation, so if you have been previously, it is worth another visit. The museum tells the story of the American Civil Rights movement in a powerful way. Dr. King’s room has been preserved since the day of the death and you can view it on the tour. Additionally, there are replicas of the bus where Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat and the Supreme Court room where Brown v. Board of Education was heard. There is so much information and history at this site, allow yourself about three hours to visit.

5) SUN STUDIO – Sun Records is best known as the record company where Elvis Presley first recorded but there is much more to it. Sun Studio owner Sam Phillips was interested in African-American musicians and began recording them in his Memphis studio, first as a studio for other labels and then on his own label, Sun. Phillips recorded what many consider to be the first rock and roll record, Rocket ’88. Later he would record Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lewis and a host of other singers. The tour includes an upstairs museum as well as a chance to stand in the studio with an “x” marking the spot where Elvis stood to record his first song. As a bonus, the tour guides are always a lot of fun and make the experience even more enjoyable.

Must see attractions in Memphis, Tennessee, Places to visit in Memphis

6) TUNICA, Mississippi –  While not in Memphis, Tunica is a relatively short driveway and makes for a great place to stay cheap at quality hotels. Tunica is home to many casinos and if you enjoy gambling, Tunica’s casinos offer low minimum bets, great comps and the prices of rooms (especially during the week) are hard to beat.

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