Tennessee River Trail
Commodore Hotel Linden
This 1930s building has been restored to offer deluxe accommodations, fine dining for guests and live music on most Saturdays.
Johnsonville State Historic Park
Named for Andrew Johnson, this town was later destroyed by Confederate General Forrest. See remnants of the town’s supply base, rifle pits, and preserved redoubts.
Loretta Lynn's Ranch - Event Venue, Campground, Tourist Destination
This 3,500-acre complex celebrates Loretta Lynn. Tour her Plantation Home, walk through a simulated coal mine chute, or check out the historic water-powered mill.
Green Acres RV Park
On-site amenities include a general store, swimming pool, playground, and laundry.
Paris Landing State Park
Established in 1942, this state park features an inn, restaurant, cabins, campground, marinas, picnic area, swimming beach, ball fields, 3-mile hiking trail and golf course.
Emeralds Restaurant
A casual, full-service dining experience awaits you at Emeralds. This local favorite is known for its homemade pizzas, steak and chicken dishes.
Pickwick Landing State Park
This 1,400-acre park offers outdoor opportunities, a 119-room inn, two campgrounds, restaurant, 18-hole golf course, public beach, picnic areas and play fields.
Nathan Bedford Forrest State Historic Park
This 2,587-acre state park, named after Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest, includes campgrounds and hiking trails, from a .25-mile hike to a rugged 20-mile trek.
Mousetail Landing State Park
Relax on the beautiful Tennessee River at one of Tennessee’s newest state parks, featuring two campgrounds, boat access, picnic areas and hiking trails.
Riverstone Marina
A privately-owned, full-service, public marina. Including a variety of boat slips, dual access boat ramps, marina store, fuel, outdoor pavilion, and large deck for events.
Buffalo River Resort
Buffalo River recreation destination for hiking, tubing, kayaking, canoeing horseback riding and fun right on the river.
Mermaid Marina Cabins
Mermaid Marina provides a stocked store, boat rentals, fuel, bait, boating supplies, apparel, a variety of boat slips for rent, camping sites and a full service restaurant.
Shiloh National Military Park
Explore a 10-mile driving tour through one of America’s best-preserved battlefields with 156 monuments, 217 cannons and more than 650 historic tablets.
Parsons Inn
This motel features free Wi-Fi and a microwave in every room. Guests can hike along the Tennessee River Trail or take a 20 minutes drive to Mousetail Landing State Park.
Cherokee Marina
A great place to visit on the Tennessee River. Come and enjoy—fun for all ages.
Wayne County Welcome Center
For true hospitality and a great experience, stop for area information and to view special exhibits.
Bruton Branch Recreation Area
This primitive campground and picnic area encompasses 34 sites, with a few on the lake. Includes a bathhouse, playground and boat ramp. Open April through October.
Tennessee River Museum
Located next door to the courthouse and home to the Hardin County Convention & Visitors Bureau, this is a great place to explore the history of the lower Tennessee River Valley. You'll see exhibits on prehistoric times, Native American mound builders, the Civil War and steamboats. Learn about the Tennessee River and its influence on the land, people and heritage of Tennessee.
Bear Inn River Resort
Top-rated for rooms, cabins, rates and service—situated on 6 acres, each room is designed specifically to capture history and deliver comfort to those residing in it.
Miss Monetta's Country Cottage
A fully furnished cottage with accommodations for six to eight. Enjoy Collinwood’s country living, local offerings of shops, restaurants, Welcome Center and history.
Shiloh Indian Mounds National Historic Landmark
Nearly 24,000 soldiers were killed, wounded, or captured in the Battle of Shiloh when the Confederate forces took the Union Army by surprise before dawn at the place where they had stopped to rest on their march to Corinth, Mississippi. Visit one of America's best-preserved battlefields, with 151 monuments, 217 cannons and more than 450 historic tablets. A 10-mile, self-guided driving tour starts at the visitors center, beginning with a short video. Stop to take the tour, visit the gift shop, or just take a drive through the park for beautiful views of the Tennessee River. The location of Johnston's Last Bivouac is located on Hwy. 57. On a bluff overlooking the Tennessee River is the site where a Native American town stood over 800 years ago. Some of the rectangular mounds you see today were platforms for the town's important buildings, and the round-topped mounds were burial sites for the society's leaders and important members. Take the one-mile walking trail and see wayside exhibits and over three dozen individual house mounds, one of the only places in this area of the country where prehistoric home remains are still visible above ground. Learn more about the people who lived here at the Tennessee River Museum in Savannah.
Fort Donelson National Battlefield
February 1862, this battlefield was the first major Union victory in the Civil War. See the remnants of the historic fort, cannons and clear vistas of the Cumberland River.
Southernaire Motel & Restaurant
This spot caters to its “fly-in” guests, located next to the McKinnon airport—it’s a handy place for those coming in on a quick fishing trip. Try their excellent prime rib.
Surrender House/Dover Hotel
Originally built in 1851 as the Dover Hotel, this structure was General Simon Buckner’s headquarters during the Civil War. The exterior is restored to its original appearance.
Beaver Dam Creek Marina
A friendly marina with southern hospitality, good food, and a free wide-boat launch with plenty of parking. Gas and bait available. The gateway to great fishing spots!
Perryville Marina
Full service marina offering boat service, boat slips, RV camp sites, fuel (gasoline and diesel), pump out services, pontoon boat rentals, fishing bait, tackle, and much more.
Loretta Lynn's Kitchen
All-you-can-eat buffet with classic country music and memorabilia from the 1980s film, Coal Miner’s Daughter. Pick up a souvenir and learn more about Loretta Lynn.
Land Between The Lakes National Recreation Area
Take a drive along the Woodlands Trace National Scenic Byway, “The Trace,” to explore this popular inland peninsula known for outdoor fun, history and beauty.
Stewart County Chamber of Commerce
Providing information on Dover, Fort Donelson, and recreation around the southern entrance to the Land Between The Lakes area. This facility is also available for rentals.
Paris Winery
With over 9,000 grapevines grown, this vineyard produces 23 different types of grapes. Visit the Venetian-inspired building and dine at Ruggero’s Italian Bistro.
Waverly Cafe
Peruse a used book at this café and enjoy delicious pastries, coffee and sandwiches.
Hagy's Catfish Hotel Restaurant
On the Tennessee River, this restaurant is run by the third generation of the Hagy family and is one of the oldest family-owned restaurants in the country.
Buchanan Resort
A superb choice for fishing, boating, vacation or weekend getaway on Kentucky Lake.
Mansard Island Resort & Marina
Situated on 50-acres with lodging units, campground, fishing ponds, swimming pool, playground, full service marina, store with gifts, bait, tackle, boat rentals and more.
Cedar Creek Iron Furnace
Built in 1834, this furnace once turned out 40 tons of ore a week, and it’s the only surviving double-stack furnace in Tennessee.
Buffalo Bud's Canoe, Kayak & Campground
Located directly on the Buffalo River, Buffalo Bud’s offers authentic river cabins for fishing getaways, plus a campground and canoe rentals are also available.
Cuba Landing Marina
A full-service marina with friendly staff, great fishing and beautiful sunsets.
Savannah Historic District and Trail
Self-guided walking tour explores homes and buildings of downtown, including the historic Civil War site, Cherry Mansion.
Shoal Creek Canoe Run
The perfect family activity—enjoy spectacular scenery while floating along the creek. Bring your cooler, stop for a picnic, fish for a while, or take a dip in the clear water.
Heath's Canoe Rental Inc.
Introduce yourself to the Buffalo River on a canoeing adventure with easy access points.
Clifton RV & Marina
Site offers boat slips, diesel, gas, clean-out pump, food, and fishing bait and supplies.
Dark Fired Farms
This family farm specializes in agritourism and offers several family-fun events throughout the year. Pick your own strawberries or enjoy a corn maze in the fall.
Antique Mall of Waynesboro
Multiple vendors keep this mall stocked with furnishings, collectibles and glassware.
Tennessee Freshwater Pearl Farm Museum
Located at Birdsong Resort & Marina, this museum details the past and present of pearl culturing. Find informative exhibits, tours, pearl jewelry, a gift shop and more.
Sherry's Fine Jewelry
Shop for locally hand-crafted pearl jewelry or Greek leather jewelry—providing customers with a variety of handbags, accessories, and skincare products.
Fox Chase Golf Course
Fairways gently roll into generous greens. Scenic par 3s, short par 4s and long par 5s.
Magic Valley Golf Course
This low-lying, 118-acre rolling hills 9-hole golf course is open to the public year-round. Golf cart rental, pro shop, sandwiches and refreshing drinks are all available.
Golden Goodies Bake Shop
For something sweet, try cakes and cupcakes in this quaint local restaurant and bakeshop.
Mi-De-Ga Theatre
Opened in 1936, this classic movie house has operated ever-since as a movie theater.
Shiloh Falls Golf Club
This course was designed by professional golfers’ Fred Couples and Jerry Pate.
Shiloh Golf Course
Semi-private club popular for its service, relaxing country setting and great values.
Pirate's Lair
This New Orleans-themed eatery offers some spicy Cajun dishes and live piano music. It’s sure to add a kick to your step! Only open on Friday and Saturday.
Tennessee River Golf Club
This 18-hole layout has Bermuda tees, fairways with bent grass greens and hilly terrain.
Perry County Welcome Center
Pick up local brochures and trail guides to get out and explore Perry County.
T.S. Stribling House Museum
Visit the historic home of T.S. Stribling, the first Tennessean to win a Pulitzer Prize in literature for his 1933 novel, The Store.
Meo Mio's
Enjoy cajun and seafood at this family friendly restaurant near the Tennessee River.
Stewart County Historical Museum
The 1888 historic W.D. Sykes-Brandon House, built in the style of a river showboat, serves as the museum, with rotating exhibits that depict the county’s early history.
Humphreys County Museum / Butterfield House
Explore Humphrey County’s military and county history, Antebellum décor and the site of the old First Kansas Artillery Fort. See an old post office building from Denver.
Willow Ridge Golf Course
Lush zoysias fairways, bent grass greens, rolling landscapes and scenic water hazards.
B & H Dairy Bar
Locally owned and operated since 2006, enjoy the small-town, friendly atmosphere serving delicious lunches, dinners, and frozen treats.
Dixie Land Country Cabins
Enjoy cabins in a country setting for weekend getaways or family reunions. Amenities include kitchens, baths, air conditioning, satellite TV, BBQ picnic areas, and parking.
Bucksnort Trail Ride
Enjoy horseback riding on miles of wooded trails. During week-long rides, guests enjoy three home-cooked meals, while enjoying a live band on most weeknights.
The Dover Grille
A friendly place, right on the Dover Square serving steaks, sandwiches and Tex-Mex.
Dover Inn Motel
Minutes from the lake, at the Land Between The Lakes southern entrance.
Buffalo River Trail Ride
Campsites with or without electrical hook-ups, modern bath houses and miles of picturesque trails for the horseback rider. Relaxing, peaceful camping and riding.
The Dragonfly
This emporium features locally created arts and crafts, while the lounge serves specialty coffees and smoothies for a pick-me-up.
Sunset Motor Inn
Four minutes from the Land Between The Lakes, southern entrance.
Collinwood Depot Branch Library
The only surviving building associated with the Tennessee Western Railroad, this renovated 1916 depot is currently the public library.
Parsons & Greater Area Museum
This museum tells the compelling story of West Tennessee life through exhibits, including dinosaurs, Native Americans, early settlement and area occupations.
Cissie Lynn's Country Store & Music Barn
This store, museum and live music spot is owned by Loretta's daughter, Cissie. Check out autographed pictures and albums from some of country music's biggest stars and view a variety of handmade goods from Tennessee. Pick up a fried bologna or fresh deli sandwich and say hello to Cissie, who is usually working the counter.
Enochs Farmhouse Inn Bed & Breakfast
A cozy house with two bedrooms and small kitchen. Enjoy a country picnic outside.
Rivershack Restaurant
You can’t beat fresh catfish when you dine near the Tennessee River and the reviews state that it’s well worth the wait. Please call ahead, open Thursday through Saturday.
Cross Creeks National Wildlife Refuge
This 8,420-acre wildlife refuge features a visitors center, over 250 species of birds and mammals, and more than 650 species of plants. Refuge open March-November.
Battlefield Campground
Enjoy a trip to see the history of the Battle at Shiloh National Military Park.
Coleman Farms
This peach orchard offers tours year ‘round and for school groups by appointment.
Fish House Diner
Get a filet or whole fish, plus salad bar, at this popular spot. Open Thursday-Saturday.
Crazy Horse Recreational Park
For adventure or some fun in the sun, this outdoor wonderland on the Buffalo River features paddling trips and camping sites.
Little Josh's Family Restaurant
Enjoy some fresh Tennessee River catfish with all the trimmings when you stop in.
Green River Stables
This ranch offers family rides in an arena or through 2,700 acres of trails and also features modern boarding stables and a rider’s lounge.
Beech Bend Recreational Area
Camp where the Beech and Tennessee Rivers merge. Picnic areas, boat launches, clean restrooms, and canoeing available. Including full hookups and dump station.
Paris-Henry County Chamber of Commerce & Tourist Information
Located 3.1 miles from the Paris-Henry County Court Square.
Fitz's Family Steakhouse
Visit this local landmark eatery for the traditional “meat and three” southern fare and to hear the latest town news and gossip. For dinner, try their steaks or fish dinners.
Mama Mea's Pizza and More
Mama Mea’s is famous for their family-friendly atmosphere and Italian specials, like Stromboli and their Pizza Burger! Great salads and desserts available on the menu.
Indian Creek Canoe Rental and Campground
An out-of-the-way sanctuary where one may enjoy nature at its best through camping and rental activities available, such as canoeing, kayaking and tubing.
Walker Branch State Natural Area (SNA)
A 225-acre, Natural Area off the Tennessee River provides a breeding ground for dragonflies and damselflies, with over 42 different species identified here.
Betsy Ligon Park and Railroad Pavilion
Visit the Leprechaun railroad worker in this park. Hike the 2-mile Besty Ligon Walking Trail to view historic sites, and explore old train cars along the old L&N railway bed.
Pickwick Landing Dam
Constructed in the 1930s, follow an access road to an exhibit featuring one of the dam’s original turbine blades including a 95-site, full-featured campground.
Camden
Named for a borough of London, England, Camden is known for its unique shopping experience over Labor Day weekend, the ”Bargain Highway,” a 30-mile yard sale.
Eva Beach & Eva Archaeological Site
A park and recreation area for swimming and boating along the Tennessee River.
Park Road
38333 TN
United States
Waverly
Since 1836, Waverly replaced Reynoldsburg, which now lies beneath Kentucky Lake. Visit Waverly Square, stroll through downtown antique shops and historic buildings.
Lobelville
Lobelville is a small town known for its easy access to the Buffalo River and local, handmade products from the nearby Mennonite community.
Clifton
Founded in 1840, this relaxing river town offers historic sites and outdoor recreation opportunities.
Linden
Downtown Linden is a great weekend getaway location close to the Tennessee River with restaurants, shops, and a historic hotel.
Big Sandy
This small, wildlife-friendly peninsula town shares its name with the Big Sandy River.
Fort Donelson National Cemetery
Established in 1867, this is the final resting place for soldiers originally buried in the Fort Donelson area. A cemetery shelter contains interpretive panels and grave locater.
174 National Cemetery Rd.
37078 TN
United States
Humphreys County Chamber of Commerce
Learn about Waverly at this center, located inside a historic Greyhound Bus Station.
124 E. Main St.
37185 TN
United States
Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge - Big Sandy Peninsula
This 7,000-acre area provides habitat for waterfowl, songbirds, migratory shorebirds, bald eagles, and more! Pace Point is one of the top 10 birding locations in the state.
Lick Creek Rd.
38242 TN
United States
Collinwood
Just off the Natchez Trace, Collinwood is a great place to stop and explore a historic railroad town.
Carroll Cabin Barrens State Natural Area (SNA)
A 250-acre natural area near the Tennessee River. Enjoy a 2-mile hike through this oak-hickory forest and diverse ecosystem featuring limestone glades or “barrens.”
Benton-Houston Ferry
One of three remaining ferries operating in Tennessee. Be sure to bring a few extra dollars, because the ferry rate will depend on the size and weight of your vehicle.
Hwy 147
37175 TN
United States
Dover
Dover is best known for its Civil War history and area wildlife. This is the northern gateway to the Tennessee River Trail and Woodlands Trace National Scenic Byway.
Waverly Train Explosion Memorial
On February 24, 1978, a railway tank-car derailed and exploded, killing 16 people. View vivid photos and read compelling stories from within a restored L&N caboose.
E. Railroad St. & E. Richland Ave.
37185 TN
United States
Decaturville
Decaturville is a good spot to fill up on fuel or grab a snack and then head out on the waters of the Tennessee River.
Danville Landing Recreation Area
Danville was once a thriving town situated along the old L&N Railroad Bridge. Today, the area offers boating and fishing, including a handicapped accessible fishing pier.
Parsons
Founded in 1889, learn about this old railroad town at the local museum and then choose one of the local restaurants that serve Tennessee catfish.
Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge-Duck River Bottoms
These bottom-lands are home to wintering waterfowl, hawks, bald eagles, shorebirds and egrets—with an extensive system of refuge roads to view wildlife year-round.
Refuge Ln.
37134 TN
United States
Lady's (Finger) Bluff Nature Trail
This Small Wild Area has a 2.7-mile foot trail round-trip, with parking at the trail head. Hike along gnarled cedars, limestone outcrops, fresh water springs, and wildflowers.
US Hwy 412 West, to Hwy 923 and ultimately to Lady's Bluff Road
37096 TN
United States
Eiffel Tower
The 12th-tallest Eiffel Tower replica in the world, situated in Eiffel Tower Park. Enjoy the swimming pool, disc golf, paved trail or let the kids enjoy time on the playground.
650 Volunteer Dr.
38242 TN
United States
Stewart County Public Library
Stop by to check out a book and enjoy story time, we also offer public computers and free internet access. Take the time to research your geneology or history of the area.
TN National Wildlife Refuge: Busselltown Unit
This 700-acre area primarily consists of bottom-lands and some woody wetlands managed for winter waterfowl using cooperative farming program by local farmers.
Flatwoods
This village is a popular canoe trail-head with access point to the Buffalo River.
11711 Hwy 13S
37096 TN
United States
McGlamery Stand
John McGlamery operated an inn and trading post on the Old Trace here in 1849.
Paris
The oldest incorporated town in West Tennessee, known for the “World’s Biggest Fish Fry” in April. The Courthouse, which was built in 1897, is one of the oldest in the state.
Savannah
Self-proclaimed the “Catfish Capital of the World,” this riverside town boasts rich Civil War history and takes pride in preserving its Southern heritage.
North Poplar Historic District
This beautiful neighborhood retains excellent examples of late 19th- and early 20th-century residences. The Cavitt Place houses the Paris-Henry County Heritage Center.
642 North Poplar St.
38242 TN
United States
Bear Spring Iron Furnace
This charcoal cold-blast furnace was built in 1830, then destroyed in 1862 by Union troops. The current furnace was re-constructed in 1873, and activity ceased in 1907.
Paris City Cemetery
The resting place of most early Paris settlers. A block south of Ruff Street, an African-American Monument memorializes former slaves and freedmen before the Civil War.
Ruff St.
38242 TN
United States
Limekilns (5)
Erected around 1871, these white-stone Limekiln’s once produced 60,000 barrels of lime per year until the 1940s. Today, only remnants of the limestone industry exists.
Quarry Limekiln and Cave
Explore the Quarry Limekiln and Cave for a look at one of the few remnants of the limestone industry in Erin. Park behind the Piggly Wiggly at 3611 West Main Street
3611 W Main St
37061 TN
United States
Waynesboro
This town is the gateway to a wide range of outdoor activities. From the Natchez Trace to the Tennessee River, Waynesboro provides access to many adventures.
Savannah Cemetery
Buried here are the grandparents of author Alex Haley, who wrote Roots and Mary Elizabeth Patterson, best known for her role as “Mrs. Matilda Trumball.”
Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge-Duck River Bottoms
Hike the .25-mile trail to see the river delta and diversity of underwater species. More riverine species exist in the Duck River than in all of the rivers of Europe, combined!
Refuge Ln.
37134 TN
United States
Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge-Britton Ford/Sulphur Wells Area
This section includes an Administration Building and Visitor Contact Station, access to a driving tour of the Britton Ford Peninsula and hiking trail, open March-November.
Bobcat Den Rd.
38256 TN
United States
Erin
Erin’s rich Irish heritage entails immigrants coming to construct the railroad in the late 1800s. Every March, a week-long Irish Days festival celebrates Erin’s Irish heritage.
