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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Parks

Chattanooga parks offer places to launch a kayak, ride a carousel, enjoy a picnic or go for a bike ride. Designated by Lonely Planet as one of "10 U.S. destinations you need to see in 2018" you'll find many parks lining the river and climbing the mountainsides most enjoyable.

Take in Some Fresh Air 

It’s no secret that Chattanoogans love their diverse collection of local parks. From the refreshing leafiness of urban green spaces to the rich history of a Civil War battlefield, the array of parks in this city leaves nothing to be desired. Whether you experience just one of them or a handful, you’ll quickly find out that each of Chattanooga’s parks offers its visitors something genuinely unique. You’ll easily find everything from a casual stroll to a thrilling bike ride to a panoramic view. 

Oct
05

Walk Run Pedal Jamz Festival®

Walk Run Pedal Jamz Festival®

Oct 5th 24

Tennessee Riverpark

Oct
06

Fall Yoga in the Park

Fall Yoga in the Park

Oct 6th 24

Renaissance Park

Oct
12

Escape The City - Hunt the Killer

Escape The City - Hunt the Killer

Oct 12th 24

Miller Plaza

Oct
19

Chattanooga Witch & Warlock Paddle

Chattanooga Witch & Warlock Paddle

Oct 19th 24

Coolidge Park

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