The Prissy Hen: History, Hospitality, and an Amazing Day Trip
You are sure to have an incredible time and find surprises at every turn at The Prissy Hen!!
Hale Springs Inn: A Stay Fit for a President
Hales Spring Inn is not only a stunning bed and breakfast but one of the most historic locations in Rogersville, Tennessee!
5 Restaurants in Tupelo You Don’t Want to Miss
Tupelo is known for their culinary adventures and this is 5 of the restaurants you do not want to miss!
South Beach: Best in Views, Value, and Comfort
South Beach is located beachside in Biloxi and is one of the most relaxing and comfortable stay you will have on the Mississippi Gulf Coast
Cathedral Caverns: A Unique Trip Underground
A recent trip to Marshall County in Northeast Alabama led us to one of the most spectacular adventures that we have ever been a part of. The history of Cathedral Caverns is almost as intriguing as the notable features in the cave. Archaeological excavations at the mouth of the caverns show that Native Americans occupied the location as recent as 200 years ago and as early as 7000 BC. Additionally, the area around the cavern is called Kennamer Cove because of the family who settled the area. During the Civil War, their farmhouse was burned down by the Union
Hattiesburg Trail: 10 Burgers You Don’t Want to Miss
Keg and Barrel, 1315 Hardy StreetVisit Hattiesburg had the absolute genius idea to start a Hatties{BURGER} Trail, a focus on the most amazing hamburgers in the Hub City. There are 33 mouthwatering, delicious, and unique stops on this trail and over the next few weeks the Backroads Team will be exploring 10 burgers on the list. We started Thursday at Keg and Barrel (1315 Hardy Street) and tackled the Keg Stand burger. Cooked medium well, the 100% grass fed beef from Stonnington Farms in Perkinston, MS offered a rush of flavor from the first bite and was further complemented
Birthplace of the King of Rock and Roll
The King of Rock and Roll was born under very unassuming conditions, being nothing more than a poor boy born to Gladys and Vernon Presley on January 8, 1935. Both parents worked multiple jobs while living in Tupelo but sometimes it was not enough and the family moved several times during the thirteen years they lived in the city. When Elvis turned thirteen, the Presley’s moved to Memphis. Today, the birthplace serves as museum for fans of the King himself. Once inside the main building, visitors are ushered through a hall of memories and memorabilia from Elvis’ life. From
Unclaimed Baggage: A Shoppers Paradise
Long before we had a chance to visit this Scottsboro, Alabama store in person, we had it at the top of our bucket list. Little did we know just how amazing this place would actually be. There was no possible way we could have imagined this store until we actually laid eyes on it. When we entered the doors of this massive warehouse, we were instantly welcomed into the business by some of the most hospitable employees. From the door, we slowly started learning the history of this world-renowned enterprise. Doyle Owens knew hard work and how to make
Why the The Hands on! Discovery Center and Gray Fossil Site Is the best museum in Tennessee
The Hands On! Discovery Center and Gray Fossil Site, located just outside of Johnson City, Tennessee, is definitely one of the most interesting and informative museums we have ever visited. The Discovery Center is a hands-on, all ages, science center that offers everything from immersive exhibits like a musical Tesla coil, an engineer center, and kinetic sand that changes the landscape of the map you are working with. Additionally, fossils that have been found on site are on display here and the incredible staff has all the answers to your questions about these animals that would have lived millions
Buffalo Mountain: The Perfect View
We have had the pleasure of hiking in most of the southeastern states but very few deliver the variety of footpaths and views that Buffalo Mountain in Johnson City, Tennessee does. Just five minutes from the busy and bustling streets of one of the largest cities in the state of Tennessee, visitors will be greeted with mountain streams, boulders, and even the occasional glimpse at wildlife. Buffalo Mountain Park encompasses 725 acres of that was U.S. Forest Service land until a land swap in 1994
The Tennessee Newspaper and Printing Museum: Permanently Stamped in United States History
Who knew the hills of eastern Tennessee had such a tremendous impact on the newspaper industry!
Laurel Run Park: Hikes Every Tennessean Should Explore
Laurel Run Park in Church Hill, Tennessee needs to be on every hikers bucket list!