Heart of the Highlands Perched in the Upper Cumberland, minutes away from three gorgeous Tennessee lakes, Cookeville offers family fun. Breathe fresh air
The beauty of barns October in Milan means Fall Folklore Jamboree, with folk artists, bluegrass, fresh cider, horse-drawn rides. Visit West Tennessee Agricultural Museum
History in a bite Apple Valley Orchards began from two apple trees in a backyard. Over 8,000 trees, a bakery and a cider mill flourish at the "Apple House" today. This way to the orchard
High stepping Shelbyville's Tennessee Walking Horse Celebration provides the thrill of 2,000 horses competing for the acclaimed breed's World Grand Champion. See the show
Agritourism
Farms dot Tennessee's landscape, creating a green quilt of rural authenticity from the hills of East Tennessee to the Mississippi Delta of West Tennessee. Our agricultural tourism offers bountiful opportunities to glimpse country life, indulge in honest-to-goodness farm freshness and shake hands with our farming culture.
Our state, known for richness in glorious scenery and hearty farming environment, includes mountain farms in the east to flat river bottom croplands along the Mississippi. Rich agritourism experiences await you, among them: living history farms, rural bed and breakfasts, vibrant craft communities.
Taste varietals and fruits of our winemakers. Indulge in farm-raised meats and produce. Pick your own sweet berries. Farmers markets are a tradition, brimming with fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers and crafts.
Participate in a fall festival with corn mazes, pumpkins, hayrides and sorghum-making. Explore a farmstead with trails on your horse.
Greenhouses and gardens carpet the state. Sit down at an organic eatery for the finest fare down-home has to offer. Be our guest at the bountiful agritourism table of Tennessee.
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