Set among the hills and hollows of Moore County, Lynchburg is a small Tennessee town known around the world through Jack Daniel Distillery, officially registered in 1866, and still one of the most recognizable names in Tennessee whiskey. As you explore, you’ll find that story reaches beyond the distillery grounds, from the midday meals served at Miss Mary Bobo’s Boarding House to the Lynchburg City Cemetery, where Jack Daniel and his nephew Lem Motlow are buried.
Located on the historic Jack Daniel Distillery campus, the Tennessee Whiskey Trailhead and Welcome Center gives you a place to begin your Tennessee Whiskey Trail journey, learn more about Lynchburg, and connect with travel advisors who can help point you toward local stops and destinations across the region.
Even with its quiet pace, Lynchburg is rarely still. Visitors come from around the world to tour Jack Daniel Distillery, and that steady stream of travelers has helped shape the town’s restaurants, shops, museums, and gathering places. Around t
