- The list below includes 20 free or cheap things to do in or near Monteagle, Tennessee, including 49 different types of inexpensive activities like Hiking Trails, Parks, National & State Parks and Specialty Museums.
- From Grundy Forest Natural Area to Dyer County Veterans' Walk of Fame, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Monteagle and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Tullahoma, Manchester, Winchester and Bridgeport.
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Several attractions are available at the Grundy Forest Natural Area. One of the main draws is the combination of large scale hemlocks, superior natural streams, and extensive trails, including the 13 mile Fiery Gizzard Trail.
6.6 Miles
Dyer County Veterans' Walk of Fame is a veteran's memorial walkway paved with red bricks. The bricks are engraved with the names, military ranks, and other notable information for war veterans since the 1800s who fell in combat.
15.3 Miles
Opened in 2003, Harvey's Garden is a natural park less than a mile away from downtown Winchester. It features free views of an assortment of flowers and floral paintings, all maintained by local families.
15.7 Miles
The Jail Museum is a time capsule of sorts, housing memorabilia from global celebrity Dinah Shore. Artifacts from the Civil War and Pioneer Eras can also be found at the museum.
17.4 Miles
With over 346 acres of grassland, May Prairie Natural Area offers visitors trails to hike and enjoy birding from. Visitors can view over 300 species of plant life, including three different grass species.
17.8 Miles
Arrowheads Aerospace Museum is a museum that has the goal of sharing and preserving artifacts from the Civil War, the Native American Indians, and World War II. The museum is known for the antique doll and spinning looms exhibits.
18.4 Miles
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3729 County Road 98, Bridgeport, AL 35740
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Russell Cave National Monument is an archaeological site where you can learn about pre-Columbian natives in the Southeastern U.S. There is a small museum on site and demonstrations of primitive weapons. The main feature is the cave itself, which was home to prehistoric peoples for more than 10,000 years.
21.5 Miles
A scenic waterfall that provides remarkable views, Rutledge Falls is a privately owned natural area that is open to visitors from dawn to dusk, free of charge. Visitors can swim, picnic, of hike.
21.7 Miles
Tullahoma's Hands-On Science Center is a combination museum, educational center, and visitor attraction. It offers a variety of educational hands-on exhibits designed to teach visitors about science in fun ways.
21.7 Miles
Tullahoma Bowling Lanes is a bowling alley offering both standard and cosmic bowling. Tullahoma Lanes also maintains a gaming room, and is host to several bowling leagues for various ages and skill levels.