2025 Williamson County Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Despite the name, there are a lot more than just owls at Owl’s Hill Nature Sanctuary. It’s a protected area for many species of Tennessee wildlife, including birds, reptiles, amphibians and small mammals. If you want to go exploring, tours are available through the crunchy leaves of its nature trails. If you like more structured activities, you can sign up for a basket-weaving class or a sunny picnic in the grass. If you’re interested in special events in Nashville, you can swing by during a seed sale or a “movie in a meadow” feature. All proceeds go towards conservation. The sanctuary is a nonprofit with a good reputation, and its goal is to rehabilitate animals, repopulate plants and reignite the public passion for the environment and everything living within it. If you love animals but hate seeing them in overcrowded, underfunded places, your heart can rest easy at Owl’s Hill Nature Sanctuary in Nashville. Not only does it offer some of the best views that you’ll ever see of Tennessee flora and fauna, but your ticket sale will go towards a good cause. Address: 545 Beech Creek Rd S, Brentwood, TN 37027, United States

Getting There - Arrington Vineyards is it far from Franklin, TN and is a beautiful drive through pastures and lots of greenery Attractions - wine, frosé, snacks, food trucks, beautiful swings, fireplace, picnic tables Shopping - blankets, shirts, cups, wine glasses, lots of wine to choose from, cheese plates, and so much more. The best thing is that it is a come and go type of place where you can picnic and do whatever you please whether it is a tasting or just swinging with a glass of wine in hand. The views are amazing and always an amazing sunset. Definitely worth going at least once! Enjoy and you can’t pick a wrong wine! #awesomepic#smelltheroses#scenicspotguide#travelinspiration#couplestrip#beautifulsunsets