Located right on the Tennessee-Alabama border, Ardmore stretches across Giles and Lincoln Counties in Tennessee and into Limestone and Madison Counties in Alabama. Here, Main Street quite literally runs between two states, with the north side in Tennessee and the south side in Alabama.

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What makes Ardmore special isn't just geography, it's the community. Visitors can explore local shops, discover a new favorite restaurant, or time their trip around favorites like the Ardmore Crape Myrtle Festival. The Ardmore Welcome Center, one of only 16 in the state, greets travelers entering Tennessee with information and a friendly face. Just down the road, the lively Dog Days Flea Market draws large weekend crowds year-round in search of hidden treasures, antiques, and even livestock.

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Only about 20 minutes from Pulaski and just off I-65, Ardmore is an easy stop with plenty to discover.