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American Pearl Company -- Yes, Tennessee has home-grown pearls. See how they are cultivated from freshwater mussels that thrive in the vast TVA lake near this west Tennessee town where Patsy Cline perished in a 1963 plane crash. |
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Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art -- A decorative arts museum, a modern art museum, botanical gardens, an interactive art learning center and a woodland sculpture trail, all bundled into the hilly woodlands. |
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Cherohala Skyway -- For mountain scenery without any trace of civilization, this 50-mile stretch of twisting road is a great off-the-beaten-path destination. |
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East Tennessee -- Raft the Ocoee River, try your hand at fly-fishing or trek miles of prestine trails. Find online resources to help you plan your trip. |
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Fall Creek Falls State Resort Park -- Enjoy the constant parade of critters and cascading waterfalls while biking, hiking, fishing or horseback riding. Golfers can practice their swing at the 18-hole championship golf course. |
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Franklin -- A Norman Rockwell-type of town with brick-paved streets that lead past an eclectic mix of antiques shops, gift and book stores, art galleries and businesses. |
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French Broad Outpost Ranch -- A dude ranch that has re-created life as the cowboys (and cowgirls) knew it in the late 19th century, but with all the 21st century civilities.
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Gatlinburg -- Family-friendly activities abound, with its several attractions, unique folk arts and handicrafts, and opportunities for both avid and non-outdoors types to enjoy the grandeur of Great Smoky Mountains.
• Wildflowers help make Smoky Mountains great |
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Hiwassee River -- It's not just the fish that lure outdoor enthusiasts to this section of southeastern Tennessee. |
Jack Daniel's distillery -- "Walk slow and breathe deep" during a tour of the nation's oldest registered distillery. "You might come out feelin' better."
• See the history, lore behind Jack Daniel's
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Jonesborough -- National Storytelling Festival weekend is prime time to visit this small town — and if you've got a tale to share, you can jump up and tell it under the trees at the Swappin' Ground.
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Lookout Mountain -- See Rock City and a whole lot more. At Lookout Mountain you will find Ruby Falls, the Inclined Railroad and many natural attractions such as Glen and Lula Falls.
• Rock City is known for its leisurely pace and great views.
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Memphis -- This "birthplace of Rock 'n' Roll" has no shortage of museums and historical sites to visit. Be sure to stop by Beale Street — the heartbeat of the city's blues, rock and soul scenes.
• Hop on the shuttle and follow the King
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Nashville -- This town has undergone a renewal in recent years, but the "new" Nashville hasn't forgotten its past.
• Nashville's new tune
• Cyber Tour of Nashville
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Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail -- You'll find a mix of history and spectacular scenery as you trace the route of the Overmountain Men, pioneers credited with turning the tide that led to the victory of the American Revolution.
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Pigeon Forge -- A canyon of neon and concrete with its souvenir stands, vaudeville-style shows (with acts such as Arnold the Mind-Reading Pig), loud go-carts, outlet malls and Elvis impersonators -- and a heck of a lot of fun.
• 48 hours in Pigeon Forge |
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Rugby -- Those who've heard the nocturnal coach in Historic Rugby vow there are ghosts in this Victorian English hamlet tucked into a deep pocket of the Cumberland Mountains. |
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Signal Mountain -- Experience toe-tapping fun at The Mountain Opry, a family-oriented establishment playing folk music indigenous to this area. |
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Smoky Mountains -- From theme parks to arts & crafts to a sprawling national park, there are mountains of activities to do here.
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Tennessee Fitness Spa -- An inexpensive alternative to glitzy health retreats where folks (mostly women) of all ages come to jump-start their fitness regimen. |
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Townsend -- This town bills itself as "The Peaceful Side of the Smokies" — a place where stressed-out city slickers can unwind. |
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Tremont Institute -- This good-natured institute is a giant think tank for the 5,000 people a year who come from all over the country to experience nature hands on and face to face. |
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Stax Museum -- Located in Memphis, the Stax Museum celebrates the soul music of the legendary Stax record labe. |
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