Venture off the beaten path to explore Tennessee's less-traveled treasures. This compilation showcases a collection of the state's most enchanting and underappreciated attractions. From historic landmarks and natural wonders to quirky local favorites, each point of interest presents an opportunity to discover the diverse beauty and unique character of Tennessee. Embrace the allure of these hidden gems as you embark on a journey through the Volunteer State.
Sweetwater, Tennessee, USA
America's largest underground lake offering glass-bottom boat tours
Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA
An awe-inspiring underground waterfall located within Lookout Mountain
Sparta, Tennessee, USA
Home to cascading waterfalls in a beautifully serene state park setting
Crossville, Tennessee, USA
Once the largest treehouse in the world, built by minister Horace Burgess
Spencer, Tennessee, USA
One of Tennessee's tallest and most visited waterfalls within a pristine state park
Rock Island, Tennessee, USA
A picturesque park known for its scenic gorges and powerful waterfalls
Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Iconic street in Memphis known for vibrant blues music history
Manchester, Tennessee, USA
Ancient Native American site surrounded by earthworks and nature trails
Sevierville, Tennessee, USA
Captivating cave tours showcasing stunning formations and an underground river
Gatlinburg, Tennessee, USA
Abandoned resort town in the Great Smoky Mountains, now open for exploration
Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Historic travel corridor filled with beautiful landscapes and rich history
Millington, Tennessee, USA
A scenic state park with miles of trails and excellent bird-watching opportunities
Townsend, Tennessee, USA
Known as the 'Greatest Site Under the Smokies,' offering guided tours through spectacular caverns
Butler, Tennessee, USA
Nestled among the Appalachian Mountains, providing stunning views and outdoor activities
Cumberland County, Tennessee, USA
A majestic 110-foot waterfall within a compact state natural area
Pall Mall, Tennessee, USA
Homestead of a World War I hero, with scenic surroundings and historic insights
Monteagle, Tennessee, USA
Extensive park with striking vistas, diverse ecosystems, and numerous hiking trails
Altamont, Tennessee, USA
An inviting waterfall that cascades into a blue-green pool ideal for summer swimming
Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
Iconic structure from the 1982 World’s Fair, featuring a viewing deck of Knoxville's skyline
Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Historic plantation and museum offering a glimpse into 19th-century Southern life
Dover, Tennessee, USA
Civil War site marking the first Union victory, complete with tours and historical displays
Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Museum dedicated to Native American culture and artifacts located at a prehistoric village site
Franklin, Tennessee, USA
Historical home turned museum chronicling the Battle of Franklin during the Civil War
Linden, Tennessee, USA
A secluded park perfect for camping, fishing, and hiking along the scenic Tennessee River
Franklin, Tennessee, USA
Historic home that was at the center of the Battle of Franklin during the Civil War
Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
The homestead of John Sevier, Tennessee's first governor offering a peak into pioneer life
Shiloh, Tennessee, USA
A national park preserving the site of the Battle of Shiloh, one of the major early engagements of the Civil War
Oneida, Tennessee, USA
A vast area perfect for outdoor adventurers interested in whitewater rafting, hiking, and equestrian activities
Tiptonville, Tennessee, USA
Natural lake created by earthquakes, known for fishing, boating, and eagle watching
Elizabethton, Tennessee, USA
Roots of Tennessee history with living history demonstrations and reenactments of significant events
