If you spend any amount of time exploring downtown Chattanooga, you’ll find that it’s painted with vibrant murals and street art that reflects the rich history and diverse culture of the city.
Caving in the Chattanooga area is an exciting way to explore natural formations underground while leaning into your adventurous side.
Today, Maclellan Island is open to the public for hiking, birdwatching, and camping. Accessible by water only, visitors can experience beautiful wildlife on this 18.8-acre refuge with a rich history.
While Chattanooga doesn’t lay claim to the very first miniature golf attraction in the United States, Rock City co-founder Garnet Carter was the first person to franchise the pastime as we know it today.
The Scenic City offers more than just a great location and stunning backdrop – it also boasts a beautiful mosaic of cultures and religions where all faiths are welcome.
Outside Activities & Adventures in Chattanooga Let’s face it. Sometimes the gym is boring. Working out on an elliptical machine for 45 minutes every day
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