Throwback Tuesdays #79 NATCHEZ TRACE PARKWAY REVIEW AND DISCUSSION

Join us for Throwback Tuesdays #79 as we take a scenic journey along the historic Natchez Trace Parkway! 🚗🌳 In this episode, we review the breathtaking views, rich history, and must-see stops along this 444-mile route stretching from Natchez, Mississippi, to Nashville, Tennessee. From ancient Native American trails to modern-day adventures, we’ll discuss the parkway’s hidden gems, hiking trails, and historic landmarks. Whether you're a road trip enthusiast or a history buff, this episode has something for everyone!

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