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Summer is drawing to a close soon, and in just a few weeks the warm weather in Nashville will gradually fade to much cooler temperatures. If you are thinking about enjoying one of the many wonderful outdoor activities in the Nashville area, take advantage of the warm summer weather and get your Nashville plans in motion today.
One of the more popular summertime activities in Nashville is spending time at a ballgame at the Greer Stadium. The Greer Stadium is the home turf for the AAA Minor League baseball team, the Nashville Sounds. The baseball season is already well underway, so now is the perfect time to take in a ballgame in Nashville. The Greer Stadium holds 10,000 seats, making it one of the larger AAA stadiums in the country. And with its unique guitar-shaped scoreboard, it is also one of the most recognizable.
Whether you have plans to visit Nashville with the whole family or on your own, the Nashville Music City Duck Tour is an exciting way to see the city's top sights. This fun tour takes you through the city first on land in an amphibious vehicle. Then the vehicle converts to a boat to allow you to enjoy the sights by water. This open-air vehicle allows you to breathe in the fresh Nashville air and enjoy the warm weather. The warm weather of summer makes this tour more enjoyable for all. Another popular outdoor tour is the Horse Drawn Carriage Tour of Nashville. The carriage can hold up to fifteen people total, so it is ideal for a romantic couples tour or an exciting family tour of Nashville. Your family will love being outdoors in the warm summer weather as you pass by such sights as the State Capitol, Fort Nashborough, and others on this carriage tour.
If outdoor adventure is in your plans, the Eco Adventure Canopy Zipline Tour may be for you! This one and a half hour adventure takes you on an exciting zip line tour high above the forest floor on a zip line. You will love sailing across the forest canopy with its lush green foliage and ample wildlife in the summer months! The Valley Amusement Park is another popular place to visit in the warm summer months. This park offers exciting rides for all ages, as well as games and plenty of amusement park fare, giving you the perfect amusement park experience. Avoid the chill of riding the high speed rides in the cooler months by visiting this amusement park soon. You can also spend some time at the Nashville Shores Water Park.. This water park is a favorite summer destination for families, offering plenty of water slides and rides, as well as lake recreation such as jet skis and boat rentals, and dry land activities like miniature golf and horseshoes. This park closes in the cooler winter months, so take advantage of your last few weeks to enjoy the water fun at the Nashville Shores Water Park.
As the last few weeks of summer approach quickly, now is the time to make your end-of-summer vacation plans to enjoy Nashville's many outdoor attractions and activities!
