The World's Longest Yard Sale Spans 690 Miles From Michigan To Alabama And You Won't Want To Miss It
Here in the good, old, US of A, we do everything to the fullest. We’re naturally a little extra, and this drive and passion really is one of our best qualities! This attitude applies to everything, including our yard sales. In fact, the U.S. has the “world’s longest yard sale” feather in its cap, and that’s the 127 Yard Sale. This superlative secondhand sale spans six states, 690 miles, and four entire days. This epic event is really something you’re going to have to prepare for, so download your route maps, break in your walking shoes, and practice your bargaining skills, because the 127 Yard Sale 2023 is Aug. 3-6, 2023 — and you won’t want to miss it!
Phew. That’s a lot of miles — and a lot of bargains at the biggest yard sale we have seen! Have you shopped at the world’s longest yard sale before? Do you plan on checking out the 127 Yard Sale 2023 Aug. 3-6? Learn more and plan your bargain-hunting adventure at the 127 Yard Sale website.
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Towns to enjoy along highway 127
What are some of the towns along the 127 Yard Sale?
The 127 Yard Sale cuts through several dozen small and large towns along its 700-mile-plus route. Each one of them is delightful in its own way. Here are some of the towns and cities you'll travel through along the 127 Yard Sale route:
- Gadsden, AL: Gadsden is a charming small town in Alabama known for the beautiful Noccalula Falls.
- Fort Payne, AL: Fort Payne, other than being the "Sock Capital of the World" because of its history of manufacturing socks, was a railroad town with a historic depot dating back to 1891.
- Trenton, Georgia: The Howard’s Waterfall Cave in Trenton is a fascinating natural wonder - although this three-mile horizontal cave isn't for the faint of heart as most of the journey is crawling through mud and tight spaces.
- Chattanooga, TN: From the Chattanooga River Walk to Ruby Falls, there are so many fun things to do in one of Tennessee's most popular cities.
- Pikeville, TN: A fun thing to do in Pikesville, besides hitting up all those yard sales, is walking across the 150-foot Cane Creek Falls Suspension Bridge above the Great Smoky Mountains.
- Jamestown, KY: When you pass through Jamestown, be are to stop and enjoy Lake Cumberland and maybe even stop for a bite to eat at the Jamestown Cafe.
- Danville, KY: Danville is a lovely historical town in Kentucky. From the first post office west of the Allegheny Mountains in 1772 to part of the famous Kentucky Bourbon Trail.
- Cincinnati, OH: One of the key cities in Ohio, Cincinnati is a delightful city full of charm and scenic areas to enjoy.
- Greenville, OH: Another lovely historical town, Greenville is a friendly city with welcoming people - it is also where the Treaty of Greenville was signed in 1795 so that the Northwest Territory could be opened up to settlement.