Explore Nearby London's
London's is located on the South Central Tennessee Whisky Trail and the area offers numerous points of interest. First we are minutes from Cascade Hollow Distilling Co. home of George Dickel. A short drive to Lynchburg Tennessee takes you to Jack Daniels Distillery home of Old No. 7. While in Lynchburg check out Company Distilling for it's Tennessee Dry Gin.
When the weather is nice; which is often, choose from diverse natural areas, rivers, waterfalls, lakes, & parks. Too hot or too rainy, we have museums, performing arts and much more. As you move through town you will find numerous murals and spots of interest for a great photo.
Tullahoma is a major regional aviation hub, anchored by the Tullahoma Regional Airport / William Northern Field (KTHA) and the renowned Beechcraft Heritage Museum. For thrill-seekers, Skydive Tennessee offers tandem skydives and solo training for an unforgettable adventure high above Tullahoma.
There are dozens of reasons to visit the area, and while you're here come see us for a delicious meal and a cold beer or cocktail at London's!
River Adventures
Within a short drive of downtown Tullahoma, both the Duck River and the Elk River provide exceptional opportunities for paddling, fishing, wildlife viewing, photography, and peaceful days spent on the water. Together, these rivers offer experiences that appeal to everyone from first-time kayakers and families to experienced anglers and nature enthusiasts.
Lake Life
Three nearby lakes offer outdoor enthusiasts endless and various opportunities for fishing and recreation. Normandy Lake, Tim's Ford Lake & Woods Reservoir are all located within minutes of Downtown Tullahoma. Whether you prefer the fisherman's paradise of Normandy Lake, the boating and recreation opportunities of Tim's Ford Lake or the waterfowl of Woods Reservoir you will be within minutes of Downtown Tullahoma's shops and dining.
Hiking & Waterfalls
Short Springs Natural Area, Rutledge Falls, and Old Stone Fort create one of Middle Tennessee's finest collections of outdoor attractions within a remarkably compact area. Visitors can begin the morning hiking to Machine Falls, stop at Rutledge Falls for photographs and relaxation, then spend the afternoon exploring ancient Native American history while hiking along the rivers at Old Stone Fort.
