Part of our Tennessee guide.
2 places and guides from our Collierville coverage, gathered into one page.
Related travel guides: Kingsport Travel Guide, Historic Sites And Adventures In Tennessee, and Franklin Travel Guide.
5 Best Cycling Routes In Collierville, Tennessee
Collierville’s five best cycling routes take you past historic sites and countryside. The town’s rolling hills and quaint neighborhoods offer rides that range from short loops through the historic square to longer stretches along the Wolf River. Each route blends natural scenery with local landmarks, and all are suitable for intermediate cyclists. The most popular is the 12-mile Collierville-Arlington Loop, which passes through the 1870s-era Town Square and the Morton Museum. For a shorter ride, the 5-mile Shelby Farms Greenline segment inside town limits stays flat and shaded. The 8-mile Nonconnah Creek Trail follows a paved path beside wetlands, while the 15-mile Piperton Road route climbs gentle grades past horse farms. The 20-mile Bluff Road circuit offers the longest ride, with views of the Loosahatchie River valley. All routes are clearly marked, and bike rentals are available at Collierville Bicycle Company on Main Street. The town’s low traffic volume on side roads makes it safe for riders of all ages. The area also features hiking and the outdoors in Tennessee along the same greenway corridors.
8 Top Wine Tasting Destinations In Collierville, Tennessee
Collierville’s eight top wine tasting destinations include boutique wineries and scenic vineyards within a 15-mile radius of the town center. The closest is Ghost River Winery, located three miles east on Highway 72, which offers tastings of its Tennessee-grown reds and whites for $12 per flight. Old Millington Vineyard, eight miles south, pours five estate wines and a seasonal rosé, with tastings available Thursday through Sunday. The 1870s-era Cellar on the Square, inside a restored carriage house, features wines from across the state and a cheese board pairing for $18. For sparkling wines, the Brix & Mortar tasting room on Washington Street offers flights of four bubbly varietals for $10. The remaining four venues—Hilltop Vineyard, River Bend Winery, Stonehaus Winery, and the Collierville Wine Bar—each offer flights of six to eight wines, with prices ranging from $8 to $15. Hilltop Vineyard, 12 miles north, also has a patio overlooking the Loosahatchie River. Most venues require reservations for groups of six or more. The wine scene here is one of the secret cultural treasures in Tennessee, often overlooked by visitors heading to Nashville or Memphis. Tasting rooms generally open at 11 a.m. and close by 7 p.m., except for the Collierville Wine Bar, which stays open until 10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. All eight destinations are within a 20-minute drive of the historic square, making it easy to visit two or three in an afternoon.
