Dolly's Backroads, Bush Beans & Dandridge, Spring Photo Tour

Our tour begins with a 30-minute Smart Phone Photo Workshop presented in the lobby of The Country Tonite Theater

Surrounded by lush greenery and the serene flow of the river beneath, the Harrisburg Covered Bridge offers a peaceful and scenic spot for visitors. It serves as a functional crossing for local traffic and a popular attraction for history enthusiasts, photographers, and those seeking a tranquil retreat into the past. The bridge's enduring presence is a testament to the craftsmanship and engineering of the 19th century, and it stands as a cherished landmark in the Sevierville area. Due to safety reasons, the van stops for pictures, but guests must remain in the van.

As the tour travels toward Bush's Baked Beans, we stop at Historic Fox Cemetery, and a church built in the early 1800s, perched on English Mountain.

The Bush’s Baked Beans Visitor Center, located in Chestnut Hill, Tennessee, offers an engaging and family-friendly experience that delves into the rich history of the iconic Bush’s Beans brand. Nestled in a picturesque rural setting, the visitor center combines historical exhibits, interactive displays, and a charming general store to create an immersive and educational experience for guests of all ages.

Features:
Historical Museum: The museum provides a detailed look at the Bush family legacy and the evolution of the Bush’s Beans brand. Exhibits feature historical artifacts, photographs, and video presentations that tell the story of the company’s founding and growth over the years.

Interactive Displays: Visitors can enjoy hands-on activities, including a replica of the Bush's Beans canning process and interactive exhibits that showcase the journey from farm to table.

Viewing the Tinsley Bible Drugstore will remind you of years gone by and the facade offers a great photo op.
Visiting the Jefferson County Courthouse offers a glimpse into the history and heritage of Dandridge and Jefferson County. The building's timeless architecture and storied past make it a must-see landmark for history enthusiasts, architecture buffs, and anyone interested in the local culture. Whether you're exploring its exterior, attending a community event, or simply appreciating its historical significance, the courthouse stands as a proud symbol of the area's rich legacy. The courthouse is one of the oldest working courthouses in the U.S. The tour takes time to explore the museum in the courthouse where you will find arms and memorabilia from the Revolutionary War to modern times.

Exploring Samuel McSpadden's Home offers a fascinating journey into Tennessee's historical past, while Douglas Lake provides a vibrant and scenic escape for nature lovers and outdoor adventurers. Together, these sites offer a rich blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, making them essential sights for visitors to the Dandridge area

Throughout the tour, there will be multiple photo opportunities for great photos of the Smoky Mountains during each season. The Tour skirts the park, so the natural beauty of the park can be recorded from multiple sites.

No visit to Sevierville is complete without stopping at one of Dolly’s favorite hangouts, Red’s Ice Cream Fountain. Indulge in their famous homemade ice cream, crafted with love and brimming with nostalgic flavors. A sweet finale to your PhotoFAST tour, this charming stop promises a delightful treat and picture-perfect memories!