- The list below includes 34 free or cheap things to do in or near Lynchburg, Tennessee, including 57 different types of inexpensive activities like Specialty Shops, Breweries, Distilleries and Specialty Museums.
- From Jack Daniel's Distillery to Lynchburg Cake & Candy Company, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Lynchburg and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Tullahoma, Shelbyville, Fayetteville and Manchester.
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At Madison Bowling Center, visitors can enjoy a game of bowling or billiards. The bowling alley also has an arcade area with claw machines, shooting games, racing games, and more.
43.6 Miles
Walkers will enjoy nature scenes and views of wildlife along the Richard Martin Trail. Covering several miles with winding paths, it is also suitable for bicyclists, runners and horseback riders.
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A scenic outdoor space in Columbia, Chickasaw Trace County Park includes a playground and pavilion for picnics, family and group gatherings. This park is most popular however for its bike/cycling trails.
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Commemorating a battle in the Ardmore area, Civil War Trail for Hood's Campaign of 1864 is a marker placed on I-65. This marker provides pertinent information about the battle and Middle Tennessee's involvement in the war.
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The aMuse'um Columbia Children's Museum is a museum that strives to educate and encourage children to discover and learn new things. The museum contains interactive exhibits and is a non-profit facility.
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The only surviving residence of historic President James K. Polk other than the White House is the James K. Polk House in Tennessee. In addition to the restored and furnished home, there is an exhibition facility that hosts a series of original and traveling exhibits.
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The Maury County Visitors Center is a resource for visitors to the area seeking tourist information. The center features a knowledgeable and helpful staff, and offers a variety of brochures, maps, and informational material.
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Acting as the largest flea market in the area, the Limestone Flea Market is open every weekend no matter the weather. Along with the extensive list of vendors with jewelry, antiques, homemade items, and art, there is a restaurant that serves breakfast and lunch.
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Originally a girls' school in the mid-19th Century, the Athenaeum Rectory is now a museum of southern history and culture. The museum features period furniture, art, and an extensive collection of 19th Century fashions.
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Twickenham was the original name chosen for Huntsville by LeRoy Pope who brought the land at auction and later donated it to the city. The Twickenham district has many historic homes, and many have signs that tell about their history.