Springtime in Tennessee is truly one of the most magical times of the year. It’s when the trees explode with new greenery, when flowers flood the hillsides and towns turn inside out as locals start to spend their days and weekends out in the beautiful weather. If you’re looking forward to the beauty of springtime as much as we are, you should definitely put these ten places on your bucket list for the change in seasons. They’re fun for all ages and perfect for enjoying the crisp changing of the seasons.
- Visit this darling Memphis courtside restaurant.
Felicia Suzanne’s Restaurant - Facebook Felicia Suzanne’s Restaurant makes for a beautiful springtime meal with its expansive menu and gorgeous outdoor patio. You’ll feel as if you’ve teleported out of Memphis and straight to a Tuscan villa.
- Give your kids the adventure of a lifetime with these incredible activities across the state.
Discovery Park of America - Facebook Tennessee is full of outdoor adventures, but we’ve pulled together a list of spots that’s not only perfect for kids, but friendly for the whole family. If you have little ones, this list is a must read.
- Perhaps visit one of these Tennessee gems you never knew existed.
Michael Hicks - Flickr You don’t know everything about Tennessee, you know. From hidden parks to unknown hikes, this is a complete list of everything you need to get out and explore during the beautiful weather of springtime.
- Or perhaps experience one of the seven wonders of a Tennessee springtime.
Cheekwood - Facebook You’ve heard of the wonders of the world, but have you heard of the wonders of a Tennessee springtime? They revolve around flowers and beauty, which means every single spot needs to be seen in person, ASAP.
- These lesser-known state parks are perfect for a breezy spring day.
Kelsey Healy - All Trails Sure, you know about Fall Creek Falls…but so does everyone else. If you’re looking for a truly unique day out and about in Tennessee, then these unknown spots really are perfect for a quiet day out and about.
- This short hike leads to a complete 360-degree view!
Lee Coursey - Flickr Tennessee is known for its stunning vistas, but this hike takes you to a spot with a 360-degree view. Beauty, all around you, from every side. It’s truly and otherworldly experience.
- This enchanting rhododendron festival is perfect for springtime.
QuelBeast - Flickr Head to Roan Mountain for one of the most beautiful flower festivals in the nation. The mountain simply explodes with color come springtime, when the rhododendron’s bloom. It’s a local must-see and a tourist dream.
- Take an easy, relaxing, perfect-for-springtime hike.
Michael Hicks - Flickr Springtime hikes are the best when it comes to shaking off the mantle of wintertime and fully indulging in the chilly, bountiful beginnings of the season. We’ve found some of the best spots in the state to frequent, whether you’re walking with Fido or looking for personal meditation.
- Enjoy a bbq dinner with one of the best views in the state.
SugarsRibs - Facebook Wait, bbq AND a view?! You’ve pretty much described half of Tennessee right there, but this Chattanooga-based bbq spot is truly a sight to see - and they serve a plate of meat right and well!
- If you’re looking to get out of town, this stunning local resort is right on the river.
Appleview River Resort - Facebook This beautiful hideaway is great if you’re looking to get out of town, mainly because you’ll be right on the river and it will feel like you’ve moved to an oasis in the woods. If that’s not enough reason, well. We can’t make you go? But if you visit, we have a feeling you may never want to leave.
That’s a lot of spots to visit! This restaurant is tucked away in a state park, so if you’re in the market for a dreamy date night, it just might be the spot for you.
Felicia Suzanne’s Restaurant - Facebook
Felicia Suzanne’s Restaurant makes for a beautiful springtime meal with its expansive menu and gorgeous outdoor patio. You’ll feel as if you’ve teleported out of Memphis and straight to a Tuscan villa.
Discovery Park of America - Facebook
Tennessee is full of outdoor adventures, but we’ve pulled together a list of spots that’s not only perfect for kids, but friendly for the whole family. If you have little ones, this list is a must read.
Michael Hicks - Flickr
You don’t know everything about Tennessee, you know. From hidden parks to unknown hikes, this is a complete list of everything you need to get out and explore during the beautiful weather of springtime.
Cheekwood - Facebook
You’ve heard of the wonders of the world, but have you heard of the wonders of a Tennessee springtime? They revolve around flowers and beauty, which means every single spot needs to be seen in person, ASAP.
Kelsey Healy - All Trails
Sure, you know about Fall Creek Falls…but so does everyone else. If you’re looking for a truly unique day out and about in Tennessee, then these unknown spots really are perfect for a quiet day out and about.
Lee Coursey - Flickr
Tennessee is known for its stunning vistas, but this hike takes you to a spot with a 360-degree view. Beauty, all around you, from every side. It’s truly and otherworldly experience.
QuelBeast - Flickr
Head to Roan Mountain for one of the most beautiful flower festivals in the nation. The mountain simply explodes with color come springtime, when the rhododendron’s bloom. It’s a local must-see and a tourist dream.
Springtime hikes are the best when it comes to shaking off the mantle of wintertime and fully indulging in the chilly, bountiful beginnings of the season. We’ve found some of the best spots in the state to frequent, whether you’re walking with Fido or looking for personal meditation.
SugarsRibs - Facebook
Wait, bbq AND a view?! You’ve pretty much described half of Tennessee right there, but this Chattanooga-based bbq spot is truly a sight to see - and they serve a plate of meat right and well!
Appleview River Resort - Facebook
This beautiful hideaway is great if you’re looking to get out of town, mainly because you’ll be right on the river and it will feel like you’ve moved to an oasis in the woods. If that’s not enough reason, well. We can’t make you go? But if you visit, we have a feeling you may never want to leave.
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