Location: Lewisburg
Top Things to do in Lewisburg
The 6 Best Things to Do in Lewisburg, United States
Lewisburg is a city in Marshall County, Tennessee, United States. The population was 11,371 in 2014. It is the county seat of Marshall County. Lewisburg is located in central Tennessee, forty-eight miles south of Nashville and fifty-two miles north of Huntsville, Alabama, along I-65.
Restaurants in Lewisburg
1. Wyatt Archaeological Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Lonnie M - Hohenwald, Tennessee
Artifacts and displays of the Red sea crossing, Sodom and Gomorrah, Noah's ark, displays, photos and videos. I can't figure why all believers don't rush here! Curator Richard Rives and his son David will happily guide you through thousands of years of history.
2. Picker's Creek Winery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By room121 - Smyrna, Tennessee
My wife's first cousin's wife's stepfather's brother owns this place - hope you got the connection. We had never heard them talk about it and did not know it existed. My wife's grandmother was celebrating her 94th birthday so there was a celebration for her last Saturday. The talk turned to wine and that is when her cousin suggested we go here after the birthday party. My daughter and son-in-law and our grandson rode with us so they had no choice but to go...plus they probably wanted to go more than we did! There was a total of 8 adults, two children and an infant.
They offer tastings, so we tried pretty much everything they offered - about 10 - 12 wines. Our daughter got Moondance which is new and not even listed on the website - it has become one of their best sellers and we tempered it by ordering the blackberry. Mack's Band was a popular choice as was Guitarzin. All the names are music related. Ina Gadda Di Vino for instance...
There is live music on Saturday night and a fire pit when the temp cooled down. Several picnic tables and a wrap around porch. The entertainment was a Nashville singer/song writer and her guitar playing husband. The first set was just her accompanying herself on the guitar. She has been performing here for over two years. Nice couple. My wife's brother put my daughter and her husband on the spot (they sing) by asking if they could sing a song. She even loaned them her guitar.
We stayed about 4 hours and it was so nice and peaceful - good conversation and remembering times past - good and bad. Pizza was ordered from Domino's. The winery has several cheese selections to choose from as well. Nice gift shop - nothing is over the top - just right! If you don't want to deal with the crowds at Arrington, this is probably 30 minutes further south between Lewisburg and I-65 on Columbia Highway. Check out their website and/or Facebook page for upcoming events.
3. Hi-way 50 Drive In Theater
Overall Ratings
5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Travelmeaway - Columbia, Tennessee
Worth the trip... This is the perfect place to enjoy something affordable and unique. Whether for a large group or a date night this Drive In is an excellent choice. Get there when the gates open to snag a good parking spot. A large open grassy area up front is a welcome invitation to toss around a football or play a game of tag while waiting for sunset and the movie to begin. Classic tunes fill the night air over car stereos and the smell of concession stand favorites keep you coming back for more. A family favorite for sure!
4. Duck Canoe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 11 reviews
The Duck River of Tennessee is among one of the most biologically diverse rivers in the world, located entirely within the state of Tennessee. With 151 species of freshwater fish, 55 species of mussels, 22 species of snails, and many other types of animals, the Duck River is rich in wildlife. Renting a canoe or kayak is a great way to spend the day with family or friends of all ages and enjoy the
Reviewed By Lora L
Great, scenic 5 mile trip on the most diverse, wildlife river in Tennessee. There are plenty of sand bars to stop,eat lunch, take a dip, or just sun bathe. The staff is great!
5. Higher Pursuits
Overall Ratings
5 based on 22 reviews
At our Duck River Canoe Base we provide canoe and kayak rentals on the scenic Duck River located near Columbia, TN. Our goal is connect you with the natural wonder of the river while providing great service, quality equipment and a family friendly environment. In addition to renting canoes and kayaks, we also provided guided trips on the Duck River, canoe instruction, kayak instruction, and are an authorized dealer for Jackson Fishing and Recreational Kayaks
Reviewed By K G - Nashville, Tennessee
Higher Pursuits is the best place to enjoy the river in Middle TN. Incredible service. Had a horrid experience at another outfitter the weekend before...took us hours to get in the water due to the trailer traffic, crowds and then they forgot our kayaks on the trailer and had to go back and get them. That wouldn't happen here because it's so well organized and friendly. Not so say they are perfect, because I'm sure mishaps happen, but they go the extra mile to make sure that doesn't happen. You even call the office when you're getting close and they are ready to pick you up- AND you get to borrow a dry box for your phone! Love this place. Call on Monday to make your weekend reservations (no credit card needed). You can even call and cancel your reservations if needed, but make them ahead of time if you plan on a weekend river trip. If you are a fast paddler (like we are...we don't like to just float), take their longest route. PLUS the Duck River water is so clean...lots of natural mussel shells on the shore to prove it! Enjoy and maybe we'll see you there!
6. Ace High Ballooning
Overall Ratings
5 based on 18 reviews
Ace High Ballooning: Hot Air Balloon Rides over Middle Tennessee and Northern Alabama. Other location on request.Over 39 years experience. Traditional Champagne or Cider Celebration upon landing.Package deals available!
Reviewed By thingtodo - kentucky
Ace always return calls and worked with our schedule. Safety first, first flight was cancelled due to wind. Great information prior to flight. Our early morning flight was beautiful. Bob was our pilot and was very entertaining and funny when he was not concentrating on flighting the ballon. After flight activities where fun and educational. The Ace High Ballooning after flight tradition (which I don't want to give away) was educational, fun and unexpected. You must get up early for the sunrise ride but it is well worth it.
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