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Farmers markets in Chattanooga are producers-only, meaning all the fruits, vegetables, proteins, dairy products, breads, greens, and flowers are produced by the vendors themselves, by an employee, or by another member of their household. Nothing on site is resale. With locations convenient to downtown Chattanooga and east Chattanooga, farmers markets in the Scenic City are a hub for farm fresh goods and community connection every month of the year.

Whether you’re looking for a hike that will challenge you with changes in elevation or impress you with the sprawling views that come from the top, Chattanooga’s got you covered. Here are six trails in the area waiting for you to explore if you’re in search of Chattanooga’s most impressive altitudes.

Spring in Chattanooga is in full swing with outdoor activities that cater to families, collectors, market enthusiasts, and music lovers alike. Here’s what Chattanooga has on the calendar for the month of April.

You can’t go wrong choosing a running trail or greenway in the Scenic City. Running in Chattanooga will take you on both paved and wooded trails, past scenic overlooks and moving water. And while you can stay near the Tennessee River or on a mountain if you like, you’ll find beautiful places to get moving in all parts of town.

Have you ever heard about Underground Chattanooga? Learn more about what it is and if there’s any truth to this subterranean story!