North(east) of the River
Northeast of Memphis, where city streets give way to quiet roads and old rail lines, the hum of the highway fades into the hush of open fields and towns with more history than traffic. In Lakeland, Arlington, Oakland, and Somerville, the charm runs deep through train depots, courthouse squares, and cafés where regulars gather like clockwork. This route isn’t about getting somewhere fast, it’s about letting the day unfold slowly.
Over the Bridge
Ever wonder what’s on the other side of the mighty Mississippi? Just a quick hop over the bridge from Memphis, this day trip tour through Marion and West Memphis is your invitation to explore Arkansas hospitality at its finest. From coffee shops with stories to tell, to wildlife wonders, fascinating history, and food that'll have you planning your next visit before the sun sets. Come hungry, stay curious, and get ready for an unexpected adventure just over the bridge.
Beyond the Bluff
Looking to swap the city skyline for backroad charm? Head north for a day trip that’s all about small-town flavor, local gems, and homegrown goodness. This tour takes you through the backroads and byways just outside Memphis through Millington, Burlison, and Covington. Exploring state parks, browsing local squares, and tasting your way through the towns, this tour gives you a peek into real Tennessee living – where the stories are rich, and the pace is just right.
Up the Bend
Take a northbound detour where the river bends and the welcome is warm. From historic homes to homemade pies, this day trip is all about discovering towns full of flavor, stories, and scenic views. Whether you're sipping coffee in, exploring literary history, or chasing egrets, you’ll feel the pace slow, and the charm turn up. Let the river be your guide and follow it up the bend to visit Munford, Covington, Henning, Halls, and Ripley.
South of the Line
Just south of Memphis lies a slice of Mississippi that's equal parts charm, heart, and soul. Southaven, Hernando, and Olive Branch invite you to slow down and dig into the good stuff, from old-school diners to quiet trails, antiques, and legendary local lore. This tour blends Southern hospitality with surprising delights. Whether you’re craving soul food, chasing blues legends, or cooling off with homemade ice cream, this day trip is about savoring the moment and the place.
South(east) of the River
South of Memphis, where neighborhoods give way to open stretches and old town centers, there’s a corner of Tennessee that runs on regulars and routines. In Germantown, Collierville, and Rossville, growth hasn’t erased what makes these places feel familiar. New cafés open next to longtime staples, town squares host concerts and farmers markets, and the trails are just as busy as the brunch spots. This is a day made for the in-between with stops that feel more like part of a neighborhood than a destination.