Here Are The 10 Coolest Small Towns In Tennessee You've Probably Never Heard Of
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Meghan Kraft
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We think you’re pretty smart people – so most likely you have heard about these darling Tennessee towns. But how often do you actually sit down and wonder at the fantastic reality of their down home being…? Probably not a lot. Which is why we’re here. To give you another look at small town Tennessee – you’re going to love it.
Known for the RC Cola and Moon Pie Festival, Bell Buckle is a tiny town with a big personality. You'll be welcomed with open arms by a population smaller than 600.
Located in the stunning Roane County, Rockwood is situation between Crossville and Knoxville, tied deep to Tennessee history as an east state gem.
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With less than 3,000 folk that call Dandridge home, this darling town lies close to Douglas Lake and keeps us in love with the sweet streets and kind people.
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Paris, anyone? Yep, that's an exact replica of the well-known structure in France. Except it's in Tennessee, small town Tennessee, and we absolutely love that.
The seat of Loudon County, this cute downtown takes the cake if we've ever seen one. Sweet and small, the population cracks close to 3,000 citizens.
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We love Unicoi County ANYWAY, but when you throw in Erwin, it's a must-visit for your Tennessee road trippin' plans.
This Memphis suburb is the gem of West Tennessee, a lovely suburban addition to the river hugging city that lies to its west.
A town with character and aplomb, all the folks from Rugby are completely and utterly in love with their hometown. It's been a beautiful thing, to see how many Tennesseans are completely in love with their hometown.
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Located just outside Nashville, you'll find some perfect antiques and a have yourself a fun jaunt out and about with an Amish pie in hand if you make it to Nolensville.
Located on the outskirts of Franklin, Leiper's Fork inhabits the heart of Tennessee. Small and sweet as pie, this is the simple stuff. The good, fantastic, simple stuff.
Have you been to any? Did you grow up in one? Let us know!
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