Top Things To Do In Chattanooga, TN
Adventurous Beauties
Rock City
If you are looking to be amazed, look no further. In a majestic brow of Lookout Mountain, you can pop a few quarters into the binoculars, and spot the 7 different states from the top. At the start of your hike you will enjoy the ancient rock formations, 400 native plant species, as well as the 100 ft waterfall! It truly is a beautiful sight.
https://www.seerockcity.com/about/our-history/
Ruby Falls
Do you like exploring? If your answer was yes, then you will love touring Ruby Falls! With a guide to show the way you will venture the into the alluring ancient caverns. This natural landmark is home to the tallest and deepest underground waterfall, open to the public, in the United States. In addition, there are some amazing views and other tours available at Ruby Falls.
Raccoon Mountain Caverns
They say that there is one place that is the most magical place on earth, but The Racoon Mountain Caverns will make you wonder. Trip Advisor names Racoon Mountain amenities as the #1 thing to do in Chattanooga, TN. There is good reason for this. The cavern walls are covered in countless formations of crystals. You may even see a bat or salamander! There are lots of other activities in addition to the illuminated caverns.
https://www.raccoonmountain.com/crystalpalace
Serene Strolls
Bluff View Art District
Stretching across 1.5 blocks of the city, the Bluff View Art District has several fun and relaxing activities to enjoy. The family owned and operated historic neighborhood is filled with restaurants, a coffee house, art gallery, historic Bed & Breakfast, and plenty of gardens, plazas and courtyards where you can rejuvenate. As well as breathtaking views of the Tennessee River and Walnut Street Bridge.
https://bluffviewartdistrictchattanooga.com/
Walnut Walking Bridge
At the end of your journey of the Art District take a jaunt across the magnificent Walnut Street Bridge. The historic bridge tells a story. A story of community triumph. Through the perseverance of community members fellow Chattanoogans were able to achieve what local government deemed unrealistic. The City officials closed the bridge and slanted it for demolition in the late 1980s. People do not achieve great things by accepting defeat. A comity was formed and raised half of the money needed to save the Walnut Bridge. The local government matched that amount, and this beautiful landmark was restored and re-opened to the public as a walking bridge.
Coolidge Park
After your walk across the Tennessee River, hang a left toward stunning Coolidge Park. This park spans the waterfront where many festivals, concerts, and other fantastic events are held. As family fun goes, this is the perfect spot for children and for a relaxing picnic. You will find an interactive water fountain, a restored 100-year-old carousel, a river walk trail, and much more! There are local shops and restaurants off of the main road for you to explore.
http://www.chattanooga.gov/parks/downtown-river-parks
Food For Thought
Hennen’s Steakhouse
Are you looking for a delicious meal with your significant other? The modern and romantic setting at Hennen’s Steakhouse is the place for you two! With an extensive wine list, extravagant menu, and their prime location you will enjoy every moment.
You can visit their website to make reservations.
Plant Power Cafe
Looking for a greener meal? Plant Power Café is right down the road from our dealership. They specialize in gourmet Vegan meals! Not only are they locally owned, but they also have a food truck! "Eat, Live, Thrive". A look through their menu reveals many healthy alternative food choices. Vegan-raw-vegetarian meal friendly. Smoothies, Juice & and More! Plant Powered!
https://www.facebook.com/pg/PlantPowerCafe/about/?ref=page_internal
Pickle Barrel
No restaurant better encompasess the history of Chattanooga than the Pickle Barrel. After being built in 1893 for part of the Southern Railway, this location has been home to many businesses over the years. The Pickel Barrel opened in 1982 and offers classic American cuisine and a fatastic pub atmosphere.
https://www.facebook.com/picklebarreltn/
Family Fun
Chattanooga Zoo
What better way to spend an afternoon than gazing at some of the world's most wonderful creatures? The Chattanooga Zoo offers you a trip around animal kingdom without ever leaving thedowntown area!
Lake Winnie
Maybe something a bit more active is for you? Then check out Lake Winnepesaukah Amusement Park! Since 1925, this park in Rossville, Georgia has been home to rollercoaster thrills and waterpark chills for the tri-state area. 85 acres of fun await you!
Escape Experience Chattanooga
Time is running out! do you have what it takes to make it out before the clock strikes zero? Multiple experiences to choose from allow you to determine what advernture you are ready to undertake. You and your friends/family must solve the puzzles and escape. Teamwork, cunning, and exhilerating fun, what a combo!
https://www.escapeexperience.com/chattanooga/
Night Life
Alchemy at The Westin
The fun doesn't stop in Chattanooga because the sun goes down. There are many bars, clubs, and hot spots that keep the fun going after the street-lamps go on. Alchemy offers fantastic rooftop views of the city and a large selection of scratch-made drinks and appetizers. This is great and relaxing way to end a night out in Nooga.
Whiskey Thief at The Edwin
Another fantastic rooftop bar downtown, this features an overlook of the art district, museum, and walking bridge at the river. Specialty drinks and horderves accompany the views as you watch the city come to life around you.
https://www.whiskeythiefchattanooga.com/
