We’re happy to share that Chattanooga is open for business and fully powered up after Hurricane Helene! Our hotels, restaurants, and attractions are ready to welcome you with open arms. Whether you're fueling up or settling in, we've got everything you need. Hurricane Helene has caused unprecedented damage across five states, including our neighbors in Northeast TN and Western NC. Our hearts go out to our neighboring communities impacted by the storm, and we stand with them during this challenging time.
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Hiking From Cravens House to Sunset Rock: A Chattanooga Classic

Iconic. Scenic. Popular. Worthwhile.... Whatever word you want to use, the hike from Lookout Mountain's historic Cravens House to Sunset Rock is always a solid option when seeking a Chattanooga hiking experience. It's one of those hikes that'll never let you down. Close proximity to downtown? Check…

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Guide to Rock Climbing in Chattanooga

We don’t mean to brag, but our Southern sandstone is some of the best in the country. But don’t take our word for it. Just ask Cody Averbeck, who wrote the book on Chattanooga sport climbing – literally – by co-authoring the guidebook, Chatt Steel . He noted on Rock/Creek's blog: Southern Sandstone…

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The 5 Best Family-Friendly Hikes in Chattanooga

Chattanooga is a mecca for climbers, bikers, and backpackers alike, but the city also offers an array of scenic hikes for beginners and families. Whether you’re visiting for a week or just a weekend, there are plenty of pristine hiking trails close to town worth checking out. No trip to the Scenic…

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Chattanooga's Five Best Places to Rock Climb

Chattanooga is to rock climbing what Vail is to a skiing. The amount of sandstone in this region is not only vast but of stellar quality, attracting climbers from around the world. It would take years to explore all the climbing the area has to offer, but you can start with these five destinations…

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Planning a Whitewater Rafting Trip Around Chattanooga

When the Olympics came to Atlanta in 1996, the decision on where to hold the whitewater paddling events was an easy one—even if it did require that the athletes travel a few hours into Tennessee. The Ocoee River is considered one of the top whitewater destinations in the world—and you don’t have to…

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Your Guide to Spring Bouldering at Rocktown

Spring is finally here, and it is rapidly getting warmer. Soon enough the humidity will start to set in, making V1 problems seem like V6, and V6 problems seem as difficult as something like that one dyno problem from the Dawn Wall. Climbers all over the Southeast will be trading their crash pads…

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Magical Treehouse Stays in Chattanooga

Are you looking to feel like a kid again with an overnight stay (or two) in a treehouse near Chattanooga? Lucky for you, these unique getaways are a-plenty in the Chattanooga area! Wake up in the treetops with all the luxuries your heart desires with this round-up of some of our favorite local…

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Exploring Lookout Mountain Lore: Unveiling its Rich History Part 1

An Introduction to Lookout Mountain Lookout Mountain is a timeless symbol of Chattanooga's rich history and natural beauty. It seamlessly integrates nature with the city's identity, attracting adventurers like mountain bikers, climbers, hang-gliders, and hikers, as well as history enthusiasts. For…

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Planning Your RV Trip in Chattanooga

Loading up in the RV brings anticipation of adventures ahead – what will you see on the road? Who will you meet in the campground? What stories will you share around the campfire? Road trips are an American pastime and more popular than ever this year. RV travel allows you to bring a piece of home…

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