Area Attractions
Abernathy's Harley-Davidson®
Union City, TN
abernathyonline.com
They have a large selection of new & used Harley® motorcycles for sale.
Discovery Park of America
Union City, Tennessee
discoveryparkofamerica.com
They have exhibits focused on nature, science, technology, history, and art; and 50-acres of gardens, grounds, and exhibits focused on history.
Dixie Gun Works
dixiegunworks.com
Black powder guns, antique gun parts, and muzzleloading supplies.
Everett-Stewart Regional Airport
estewartregionalairport.com
Final Flight Outfitters Inc.
https://www.finalflight.net
The world's best hunting gear selected by some of the world's best hunters. Final Flight Outfitters in Union City is home to the area's largest selection of name-brand hunting gear, and boating, auto, and ATV accessories.
Obion County Chamber of Commerce
www.obioncounty.org
Reelfoot Lake State Park
tnstateparks.com/parks/about/reelfoot-lake
Reelfoot National Wildlife Refuge’s New Visitor Center:
A life-sized eagle nest and touch-screen informational kiosk are the first things you will see when you enter Reelfoot NWR's new visitor center. The new visitor center has plenty of things to keep you busy. Search for animals in the diorama, watch videos, weigh food to find out the right balance that waterfowl need to survive, make management decisions on our "Can You Manage It" game, and much more. Both kids and adults will enjoy the new hands-on exhibits! The visitor center also showcases a large classroom, which can be used for a variety for refuge related events! From field trips to training, this classroom is a great place to gather large groups. Explore, discover, and learn!
Reelfoot National Wildlife Refuge:
fws.gov/refuge/reelfoot/
Reelfoot National Wildlife Refuge is located on Reelfoot Lake in the northwest corner of Tennessee and southwest corner of Kentucky. The refuge is currently comprised of 10,428 acres. Reelfoot National Wildlife Refuge lies in the floodplain of the Mississippi River and is a major stopover point and wintering area for waterfowl and American bald eagles along the Mississippi Flyway. The refuge has managed its excellent natural habitats and enhanced the production of waterfowl foods through the introduction of a cooperative farming program. The refuge offers 7,113 acres of land that consists of moist soil habitat, bottomland hardwood forest, and agricultural cropland. The remaining 3,315 acres are marsh and open water. Forest management and water level management maintain these important waterfowl habitats.
