
View Historic Cave Art
At Dunbar Cave State Park, visit the only publicly accessible cave in the world with visible Mississippian Native American art dating to the 14th century. You can learn more about this prehistoric site and how it was used over thousands of years during a guided cave tour. The 144-acre park is also home to wildlife and three miles of trails.
Shop ‘Til You Drop
At Miss Lucille’s Marketplace, there’s a little something for everyone. The 52,000-square-foot retail space features over 200 vendors selling antiques, apparel, home goods, furniture, art, and more. To fuel the fun, visit the marketplace’s coffee shop or its in-store café for fresh, seasonal selections.

Go for a Scenic Stroll
A crowning jewel of Clarksville, the Cumberland Riverwalk meanders along the Cumberland River and offers scenic views of the waterway. The development extends about five miles, connecting to downtown via a Pedestrian Overpass on its southern end and the Red River on its northern end. The Riverwalk is also home to a playground and picnic areas for added family fun.
Make a Stop on the Whiskey Trail
Old Glory Distilling is a small-batch artisan distillery known for its craft spirits, including bourbon, whiskey, gin, moonshine, and more. The Tennessee Whiskey Trail destination offers tours and tastings as well as an on-site restaurant. During the summer months, enjoy live music, lawn games, and a firepit at the distillery’s outdoor Silo Park.

Taste Locally Made Wine
Beachaven Vineyards & Winery opened in 1986 and is the oldest single-family-owned winery in Tennessee. Enjoy daily tours of the estate and taste wine made with regional fruit, plus listen to live music on the lawn every weekend May through October. You can also check out its recently opened tasting room in historic downtown Clarksville.