As the weather turns crisp, the trees burst into brilliant color, and the sky transforms to a technicolor blue, Clarksville just might be at its finest in the fall. It’s the perfect time of year for browsing the downtown shops, hiking the trails at Dunbar Cave State Park, or riding bikes on the…
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Clarksville’s trails serve up spectacular views, especially during the fall. Colorful foliage follows creeks, streams and rivers along many of the city’s trails, refreshing our minds, bodies and spirits. Even if you miss those few days of peak color, you’re still likely to see vivid pops of yellows…
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September is filled with activities and events. From craft fairs to patriotic celebrations to music and arts, Clarksville offers options that the whole family can enjoy. Whether you're looking for a nearby day trip or getaway weekend ideas, we have a variety of activities to create lasting memories…
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Autumn. The very word evokes aromas and flavors unique to the season. It also brings to mind images of colorful views or drives you've experienced or are anticipating. While we can't look forward to tailgating, bonfires, Oktoberfests, craft fairs or "normal" fall activities in this pandemic year, we…
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Boyd’s Farm Open since 1984, visiting Boyd’s has become an annual tradition for many locals. Boyd’s Farm is always buzzing with people picking the perfect pumpkin for the perfect price-only 25 cents per pound! Not only do they have pumpkins, but they have Indian corn, gourds, and winter squashes…
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From a hip, event-filled downtown to relaxing country drives framed by extravagant fall color, Clarksville, Tenn. is a favorite Mid-South fall getaway. These festivals, events and scenic spots may inspire you to plan a trip to this thriving river city. 1. RiverFest, September 5-7. This three-day…
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Looking for a few slightly spooky things to do to put you in the Halloween spirit? Here are 8 Clarksville traditions that will make your holiday, maybe even you entire fall, extra special. Wickham Statues Not until his later years did area farmer E. T. “Tanner” Wickham begin to create concrete…
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