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Nashville E-Bike Tour: Downtown Neighborhoods & Music City WalkYou ride pedal-assist e-bikes through Marathon Village, Germantown, The Gulch, and past the Music City Walk of Fame, with stops at Bicentennial Capitol Mall and views of the Tennessee State Capitol. A local guide leads you through Printers Alley, past the Frist Art Museum and Gibson Garage, and along Lower Broadway's honky-tonks. The tour takes roughly two to three hours and includes the bike and helmet; you control the pace and the motor does the work on hills.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the neighborhoods where locals actually spend time without arranging your own route or getting lost—the e-bike pace and a guide who knows the backstreets are what make that possible in a couple of hours.
Nashville: Monster Truck City Tour on Cowboy with Live GuideYou’ll climb into Cowboy — yes, an actual monster truck — for a 90-minute ride through Nashville’s wildest streets and quiet corners. Expect live stories from your local guide, front-row views of Broadway and Music Row, plus little surprises (and maybe laughter) along the way. It’s loud, bumpy fun with real city flavor.
Chattanooga Haunted History Walking Tour: Ghost StoriesMurder & Mayhem is a walking ghost tour through downtown Chattanooga led by a professional local guide who stops at the city's most haunted historical locations and tells the stories of the spirits said to linger there. The tour runs about 95 minutes, covers several stops with photo opportunities from outside each location, and operates in all weather. Children from age 3 are welcome when accompanied by an adult; the route is wheelchair accessible, though guests using chairs can meet the guide at the first stop to skip an initial hill.Is it for me?Small groups work best here — the minimum is two people, and the tour stays intimate enough that the guide's stories land without a crowd. If you want Chattanooga's ghost history without committing to a full day or entering buildings, this 95-minute route is built for you.
East Tennessee ATV Riding: Mountain Trails & ViewsAn East Tennessee off-road ATV activity where you ride a single-rider machine up and down mountain trails, reaching the highest bluff view of the valley and an optional mud hole. A live guide leads the route. Minimum age is 16; ATVs and helmets are included. The ride runs about an hour.Is it for me?This is a ride-it-yourself activity, so you need to be comfortable controlling an ATV on your own for the full hour. Pick this one if you want to be the one steering and throttling, not riding as a passenger—the single-rider setup is what puts you in control of the whole experience.
Big Machine Distillery Tour Nashville: Hand-Crafted SpiritsYou’ll join locals and travelers inside Nashville’s Big Machine Distillery for a guided tour with tastings, step into their VIP lounge overlooking production, and finish with time for cocktails or live music in their modern tasting room. Expect real stories, hands-on moments with ingredients, and maybe even a laugh or two—plus that first sip you’ll remember on your way home.Is it for me?Watch spirits come to life from the production floor while you taste—the only vantage point in Nashville where the distillery operates right before your eyes.
Jubilee at Belle Meade: Guided History Tour & Wine TastingThe Journey to Jubilee is a 1-hour guided history walking tour at Belle Meade Historic Site that explores the lives of African Americans who were enslaved and later employed on the property from 1807 through the post-Civil War years. The tour uses primary source readings and group dialogue to honor their legacy, followed by complimentary wine tasting and access to the 30-acre grounds for self-guided exploration. The tour is limited to visitors aged 12 and older due to the intensity of the subject matter, and does not include access to the main Mansion.Is it for me?This tour is for anyone wanting to understand the history of slavery and freedom in the American South through the specific stories of those who lived it at Belle Meade, told directly from primary sources and built around your own questions and reflection.
Memphis Tour with Riverboat Cruise: Beale Street & MuseumsThe Memphis Discovery Tour is a guided day through downtown Memphis that covers Beale Street, Victorian mansions, the site of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, and your choice of three museums—the National Civil Rights Museum, Rock 'n' Soul Museum, or Edge Motor Museum—before ending with a scenic cruise on the Mississippi River. The tour runs 6 hours and includes an air-conditioned vehicle, a BBQ tasting, and riverboat admission; museum entry depends on which option you select at checkout.Is it for me?Pick the Civil Rights Museum option if you came to Memphis to understand the city's role in the Civil Rights movement and the 1968 strike; choose Rock 'n' Soul if you want to dig into the music and soul culture that made the city legendary; go with Edge Motor if you're more interested in automotive history. The fixed route and timing mean you don't have to build the day yourself—the guide handles the transitions, and the riverboat at the end gives you a chance to sit still after the walking.
Nashville: Nighttime Trolley Tour & Photo StopsYou board a trolley at River Front Train Station and spend 90 minutes rolling through Nashville's nighttime streets with a professional guide. The route includes photo stops at the Parthenon, State Capitol, and skyline viewpoints, plus passes by the Ryman and Country Music Hall of Fame. You're seated the entire time, with optional walking at each stop, and return to the station by the end of the evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Nashville's main landmarks without driving yourself or figuring out parking — the trolley handles the route and stops, leaving you free to take photos and listen to the guide explain what you're seeing.
Nashville Party Bus: Drag Queens & Live PerformancesYou board a party bus in downtown Nashville with drag queen hosts who perform live the entire 90-minute ride, passing landmarks like the Ryman and Music Row while you dance, sing, and play games inside. Drinks are available for purchase and stay cold in built-in coolers; a bathroom break halfway through lets you restock. Expect to spend two hours and fifteen minutes total from check-in to departure.Is it for me?Book this if you're celebrating something specific — a bachelorette, birthday, divorce, or going-away — and want the energy of a club without the crowd, plus live entertainment that's actually built into the experience rather than hired as an add-on.
Nashville: Walking Tour with Music History & Insider TipsYou’ll feel plugged straight into Nashville’s pulse as you walk its streets with a musician-guide who knows every shortcut and story. Hear live music spill out of Broadway honky-tonks, sit in Ryman pews where legends played, snap photos you’ll actually want to keep, and pick up real insider hacks along the way. You might even leave humming something new.
Pigeon Forge: Moonshine, Whiskey & Wine Tasting TourYou’ll ride in comfort through Pigeon Forge with local hosts who know their spirits — sampling Tennessee moonshine, whiskey, and sweet wines along the way. Enjoy a proper Southern lunch (no bagged sandwiches), meet folks who’ve been distilling for generations, and laugh more than you’d expect. If you want to taste real Appalachian flavor with people who care about sharing it, this is your day.
Musicians Hall of Fame Nashville: Play the InstrumentsYou get all-day access to instruments from Elvis, Dylan, The Supremes, and dozens of other artists, plus the stage where Jimi Hendrix performed. The included GRAMMY Museum Gallery lets you play drums, bass, and keyboards alongside recordings, or sit in a studio booth to see what recording engineers actually do. Move at your own pace through downtown Nashville's most visited music museum, fully accessible with seating throughout.Is it for me?Right for music fans who want to see the actual instruments behind the songs they know, without a guide or fixed schedule. Plan for 2–4 hours, though all-day admission means you can take your time or come back if you want.
Nashville: African American Music Museum Admission TicketYou’ll step into a world where music is history and heart at Nashville’s National Museum of African American Music. Explore interactive galleries, see rare artifacts up close, and catch yourself humming along to legends you thought you knew. It’s more than an admission ticket — it’s an invitation to feel every note.
Escape Room Games in Gatlinburg: 60-Minute AdventuresThe Escape Game in Gatlinburg is a 60-minute puzzle adventure where you and up to seven others work together to solve clues, find hidden objects and complete a mission inside one of five themed rooms. A live guide briefs you beforehand, stays available during play, and helps if you get stuck. The games aren't dark or frightening—they're designed for all ages and fitness levels, and you can leave at any time.Is it for me?Stop by on your way to dinner or shopping—our Parkway location slots perfectly into your day, and our guide handles everything so your group just solves puzzles together.
Nashville: Electric Bike Tour with Studio B & Music Row StopsYou’ll ride an electric bike through Nashville’s neighborhoods—past historic studios, colorful murals, and city parks—with a local guide leading the way. Expect skyline views from Fort Negley, quick stops for photos (and PB&J), plus stories you won’t find in any brochure. It’s an easygoing day that leaves you feeling part of the city’s beat.
Pigeon Forge: Moonshine & Wine Tour with Tastings & Local GuideYou’ll ride through Pigeon Forge & Sevierville with a local guide, stopping at up to eight different spots for moonshine, wine, whiskey, rum, vodka, and cider tastings—plus plenty of laughs along the way. Expect stories from real locals, new flavors (some surprising), and a genuine taste of Tennessee warmth that lingers long after you head home.
Ocoee River: Whitewater Rafting Middle Section & RapidsYou’ll feel your pulse jump as you tackle 17 major rapids on this Middle Ocoee River rafting trip in Tennessee. With a local guide leading your group, all safety gear provided, and transport from the outpost included, you’ll share laughter, splashes, and that unbeatable thrill of whitewater together. It’s more than just a day on the river—it sticks with you.
Haunted Pub Crawl Nashville: Spirits & Stories After DarkA 21+ haunted pub crawl through Nashville led by a professional guide who stops at Hard Rock Cafe Nashville, Ernest Tubb Record Shop, and other historic venues to share paranormal stories and local dark history while you drink. The two-hour evening tour meets outside and moves between stops on foot, pairing Nashville's nightlife with lesser-known hauntings tied to the city's past.Is it for me?This is a shared group tour led by a guide, so you're not navigating or researching on your own—the stories and the route are handled for you. Choose it if you want Nashville's darker history told by someone who knows it, paired with a night out among other adults doing the same thing.
Nashville: Brewery Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley Tour & 7 StopsYou board a vintage trolley at the Omni Hotel (11:50am daily) or at any of seven brewery stops and ride unlimited times throughout the day. The 1-hour loop visits Honeytree Meadery, Stoke Haus, Tailgate East, Southern Grist, East Nashville Beer Works, Bearded Iris, and Monday Night Preservation Society. You choose which breweries to visit and how long to stay at each one. Air-conditioned transport, bottled water, and brewery insights from the conductor are included; you just need to book your ticket and show up.Is it for me?Book this if you want to visit multiple Nashville breweries without driving or arranging a designated driver—the trolley's unlimited day pass and flexible hop-on hop-off format mean you set the pace and pick the stops, which is what makes a full brewery crawl possible without the logistics.
Gatlinburg to Newfound Gap: Smokies Day Trip & Elkmont Ghost TownYou’ll ride from Gatlinburg into the heart of the Smokies with a local guide, wander among Elkmont’s ghostly cabins, climb winding roads to scenic overlooks, and finally stand on the state line at Newfound Gap—where history meets mountain silence. Expect stories you won’t find on signs and moments that linger long after you leave.
