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Known for its vibrant music scene and great food, the state of Tennessee is a fantastic destination to plan a vacation and discover the spirit of the American South with your friends and family. Located just 10 miles south of Nashville, the city of Brentwood, TN is a fantastic base to go on day trips in your new 2023 Bentley Bentayga and check out some wonderful local landmarks. Here are three spots you should not miss while in the region.
1. Nashville
Home to nearly two million inhabitants in its metropolitan area, Nashville is the most popular day trip destination among Brentwood locals, offering endless opportunities for all types of visitors. Whether you want to check out a famous local restaurant and try some traditional Southern dishes, visit a beautiful park, or spend a day learning about history in a local museum, Nashville is always a great place to visit.
Sitting on the banks of the Cumberland River, Nashville can be reached in a little over 15 minutes by car from the Brentwood city center. Some of the local attractions that make this city a popular destination include the Nashville Farmers’ Market, the Tennessee State Capitol building, the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum, Riverfront Park, and Walk of Fame Park.
2. Montgomery Bell State Park
Covering a little under 4,000 acres and established in the 1940s, Montgomery Bell State Park is one of the most popular outdoor destinations in the region. Largely constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression, this public recreation area is a well-known nature escape among residents of Nashville, Brentwood, and other nearby cities.
Welcoming an average of one million visitors each year, Montgomery Bell State Park is located a little over 40 miles west of the Brentwood city center and can be reached in 45 minutes by car via route I-40. Some of the facilities you will find here include plenty of nature trails for hiking and mountain biking, fishing piers, a golf course, public boat launching ramps, and a large campground.
3. Couchville Cedar Glade State Natural Area
Another sprawling nature reserve boasting one of the largest populations of the Tennessee coneflower, Couchville Cedar Glade State Natural Area is a place where you can spend an entire day hiking, birdwatching, or simply enjoying nature. Located on the eastern shores of Percy Priest Lake, this place can be reached in about 20 minutes by car from downtown Brentwood, driving 15 miles northeast along routes I-65 and I-40.
If you are searching for a trusted local dealership to purchase a new vehicle and travel around the area, we’ve got your back! Visit us today at Bentley Nashville, explore the models available in our inventory, and meet the friendly and experienced members of our sales staff.
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