Bristol Motor Speedway

City: Bristol
Address: 151 Speedway Blvd. Bristol, TN  37620
Bristol Motor Speedway is one of NASCAR’s most iconic and popular race tracks playing host to two of the sport’s biggest races in Spring and Fall. Various other events take place at the .533-mile oval, including The Pinnacle Speedway In Lights each holiday season, car and sporting events, and Country Thunder.

*BONUS: Downtown Mural
Local artist and musician Tim White painted a mural in honor of some of the most famous NASCAR legends along the iconic State Street.  The Mural is a popular location for photos and is the background for various outdoor concerts every year.

Lost State Distilling

City: Bristol
Address: 200 State St., Bristol, TN 37620

Lost State Distilling is a family-owned craft distillery located in Downtown Bristol. This award-winning distillery produces small-batch gin, rum, Tennessee whiskey, and canned cocktails. It also features a tasting room that is open year-round, and tours of the distillery are available daily.

Bond-O to Burgers

City: Blountville
Address: 3500 TN-126, Blountville, TN 37617

Located inside a former auto repair garage, you won’t find any better southern style homecooking. Bond-O To Burgers serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, along with daily specials and homemade desserts. In addition to the restaurant, there is a connected gift shop and ice cream parlor. During the summer, you’ll also find outdoor seating, music, and cornhole.

Kingsport Speedway

City: Kingsport
Address: 2961 N John B Dennis Hwy, Kingsport, TN 37660

Nicknamed “The Concrete Jungle,” Kingsport Speedway is the only NASCAR Weekly Series track in the Tri-Cities and in the state of Tennessee. With multiple classes racing on a tight 3/8-mile concrete oval, you are guaranteed to see exciting paint-trading, fender-rubbing short track action. The track even hosted the NASCAR Cup Series from 1969-71 where Hall of Fame drivers Richard Petty and Bobby Isaac were winners. Other legendary champions like Dale Earnhardt, Bobby Allison and current star Joey Logano have raced here.

Hover Box Element

City: Kingsport

Address:316 Broad St #100, Kingsport, TN 37660

Hover Box Element

City: Kingsport

Address: 215 Commerce St Ste 100

Ace Custom Copper

City: Elizabethton
Address: 783 Hwy 91 Suite 1, Elizabethton, TN  37643
Ace Custom Copper is a small US Army Veteran owned and operated business focused on designing and building high quality items that are fully functional hand-crafted works of art. You’ll find a variety of moonshine-inspired products including candy, jars, tumblers, knives, and apparel. You can even have a custom moonshine still made. Growing up in the Millers Creek area of  Wilkes County North Carolina, Moonshine has been part of of this family’s heritage for generations.

Copperhead Road

Nearby City: Mountain City
Address: 6952 Big Dry Run, Butler TN 37640
An homage to the popular song by Steve Earle that memorializes a notorious part of Johnson County history, the Copperhead Road Landmark will feature a 1949 Dodge depicting a mural especially curated by Tim White. The landmark, located at the Watauga Lake Winery property, features a moonshine runner car and is the perfect photo opp. The Copperhead Road Music Fest takes place Memorial Day Weekend.

Greasy Cove Racetrack

City: Erwin

Address: 36.124076, -82.440936

Unicoi County was the first stop over the mountains from North Carolina. In 1788, this site was where the young future President, Andrew Jackson, challenged local resident, Col.Robert Love, to a horse race to determine whose horse was the fastest in the land. The legendary race at Greasy Cove is memorialized in the county with a historic marker. By the way, Colonel Love’s horse won that race.

Jonesborough Visitor Center

City: Jonesborough

Address: 117 Boone St. Jonesborough, TN  37659

The Historic Jonesborough Visitors Center  serves as the official welcome center for Tennessee’s Oldest Town. In addition to providing information on local attractions, the center also houses a gift shop,  which features a selection of local artisan goods, moonshine jelly and books on Appalachian history an bootlegging.

City Garage Car Museum

City: Greeneville

Address: 210 S Main St, Greeneville, TN 37743

Inside, you’ll be captivated by a meticulously curated collection of vintage and classic cars, each with its own story to tell. From sleek muscle cars to elegant pre-war cruisers, you can admire the stunning craftsmanship and design that defined generations of automotive history.

Volunteer Speedway

City: Bulls Gap
Address: 14095 W Andrew Johnson Hwy, Bulls Gap, TN 37711

Get ready for heart-pounding, high-speed action at Volunteer Speedway, a legendary dirt track located in Bulls Gap, Tennessee. Known affectionately as “The Gap” and “The World’s Fastest Dirt Track,” this high-banked, 4/10-mile clay oval is a must-see for any racing fan.

Mahala Mullins Cabin

City: Sneedville

Address: 36.578269999833736, -83.18163716488344

Mahala Mullins was a larger-than-life figure, a woman of extraordinary size who was unable to walk, yet became a central figure in the local moonshine trade. From this very cabin, she ran a thriving—and illegal—operation that became famous far and wide. The cabin stands today as a testament to her unique story and the rugged, independent spirit of the Appalachian people.