This museum is a little off the beaten path, about an hour outside of Nashville. It's free, and…read moreopen for four hours at a time, twice a week. It's dedicated to the Tennessee Walking Horse, and the museum is very well done. The local tour guide was well knowledged and answered every question I had and spoke about the local history and the history of the museum. Well worth the visit!

The town of Wartrace is incredibly quaint and this museum fits right in to that mold. It's a small…read morestorefront museum celebrating the Tennessee Walking Horse, a very specific breed that has a unique gait. The fist World Champion walking horse, Strolling Jim, came from Wartrace, Tennessee and they consider themselves the birthplace of the breed. Lots of photos, information, and memorabilia. Worth a visit if you are a horse lover or if you enjoy quirky museums. The staff are very kind and extremely knowledgeable.

First off, the entry is completely donation based, so you give what you can. The gentleman that…read morewelcomed us in was very knowledgeable and provided us with great information about the jail and the town. Although small, it is full of history. The jail has a lot of the original items on display and the cells are open. Worth checking out.

For a free museum with suggested $1 donation to visit this is a fantastic piece of history to see…read morehow times once were. The staff is so friendly and welcoming and it is neat to see how this jail was back in the days. Sheriff lived onsite and a 6 person jail bed. Highly worth taking a visit inside when visiting Lynchburg

The Caverns has been on my bucket list for years and somehow it still managed to exceed every…read moreexpectation. This venue is truly one of a kind. There is nothing quite like dancing to live music inside a cave while staying cool all night it made for such a unique and unforgettable experience. What really set this venue apart though, was the people. Every single staff member we encountered was kind, welcoming and genuinely seemed to care about making sure guests had an amazing time. The hospitality in the VIP lounge was exceptional and honestly some of the best we've experienced at any venue

Had an issue with receiving event info after a communication blip, but Christy contacted me…read moreimmediately upon reaching out through Yelp and took care of everything. I can't wait to experience the Caverns and really appreciate Christy for going the extra mile!

It was great. We had such a good time. The movie screen was blurry at first but we went and…read morereported it and they fixed it. Our car battery died so we had to jump it off. But other than that we had a great time.

Everything was great for my 1st family night experience..we seen the new avatar..although the…read morebrightness could have been a Lil better...and pri e of cheap small kernel popcorn...I will go back..and the restroom is really cool.

Small but worth the visit for those interested in trains. The gentleman running the museum was…read moreincredibly knowledgeable - let him lead you around. Fun, quick visit.

I think the rock festival is great. And I think it can be held at the Great Stage Park down in…read moreManchester, Tennessee. And some rock artists are great.

This place is very nice place. Everybody was super nice and very helpful. The wine choices were…read moregreat. Beans Creek has a great vibe with great wine and the food smelled and looked very good, we didn't eat off the menu but had a charcuterie plate.

Wines were awesome and service was amazing! We met some great people at the bar! Atmosphere was…read morevery chill!

JD and Smokehouse is the best food you did anywhere love that place. Great easy great drinks great…read morepeople and just overall a great place to spend an afternoon or an evening you should visit the Smokehouse anytime you can stay in their cabins. Have a great time we've always loved the Smokehouse. What a great experience and what great people and great food.

We were in the mood for some live music and good southern food so we decided to checkout Smoke…read moreHouse on Monteagle. The restaurant is located behind the namesake lodge and has ample parking. They had a nice fireplace going on outside due to chilly weather. Inside was a super cozy southern vibe kind of a place. There were a lot of music memorabilia on the walls. The live music was really good. Randy Finchum kicked off the music and played original and sometimes hilarious songs. He made sure to crack a lot of jokes and stories between the songs. For food we tried fried pickles, fried okra, fried brussels sprouts, and sausage with onions and peppers. Yep...no sight of greens but man was everything delicious. Also, they have cheap beers available but only in bottles. If you're in the mood for some good southern food with a cozy funky vibe then checkout Smoke House.