There are multiple food choices in Linden.  Whether it's fine dining, or just a burger on the go, you can find it.  All of the following are open to the public to dine in, and also offer carry-out services, but be sure to call ahead since hours may change due to...

Nashville’s Big Back Yard, an economic and tourism initiative focused on a natural watershed region wending through the Natchez Trace National Parkway, features 12 rural communities. Leiper’s Fork is the northern anchor, not too far from Nashville. The Big Back Yard journey...

The season seemed lost when COVID-19 hit America, but as Gov. Lee relaxed some of the restrictions set in place because of the Coronavirus, the Grimes Campground and Canoe Rental business was able to reopen with safety measures in place.  The fact canoes only hold 2 people, and kayaks...

After a year off due to the pandemic, Perry County’s summer weekend concert series returns June 12, 7:00 p.m., alternating between Linden and Lobelville with the first concert in Lobelville on June 26.

Welcome to Lobelville, and to the 2022 Buffalo River Springfest Girls Softball Tournament. Begun in 2008, the tournament has become one of those rights of passage of springtime in Perry County, kicking off the same weekend every year as the Blooming Arts Festival. This will be...

While extra precautions must be taken during this time, we are able to offer curbside service and dine-in with our new dining addition.  Just call ahead at (931) 589-5401 and give us your order.  It will be hot and ready by the time you reach us.  Our menu consists of all American food...

The Buffalo River Resort offers a different experience in lodging.  There are cabins for rent, but you can also camp right by the river.

Locally the Buffalo River has long been a place for summer adventures.  Rent a canoe at Heath's Canoe Rental in Lobelville, go to the Grimes Boy Scout Canoe Camp, or Flatwoods where the creek is crystal clear and deep enough for kayaks and canoes.  Contact the following...

Tennessee Hunting Hunting is big in Tennessee, but it wasn't always that way.  The white-tail deer population had mostly disappeared by the late 1800's, having been hunted to the point of extinction in Tennessee.  By late 1940's there were fewer than 1,000 deer in the entire...

Fishing in the Tennessee River is allowed anywhere you can reach water.  And with Mousetail Landing State Park located on the Tennessee River, fishing is a popular activity.   Bass, bream, crappie, stripe and catfish can be caught along the banks.