Originally published on Laura Holmes Travel Light Laura blog, republished here with the author’s permission. When it comes to the mountain bike scene, Chattanooga is no longer the little train that could. It’s picked up speed and has evolved into an impressive, sleek locomotive rolling down the…
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There’s no shortage of adventure in Chattanooga. Whether you're hiking sun-kissed trails, getting up close with the mesmerizing aquatic life at the Tennessee Aquarium, diving into curated exhibits at the Hunter Museum of American Art, or strolling the bustling downtown streets, the Scenic City never…
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Sometimes the best way to experience a city is on foot. Walking lets you slow down, take in the sights and sounds, and even cut down your carbon footprint. Chattanooga is compact enough to explore this way, yet full of places worth discovering over a long weekend. This handy three-day itinerary…
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It's official—Chattanooga is the coolest city in the country. (Okay, maybe it's not actually official, but if you're reading this, then you probably think it's at least partly true.) In order to make the most of what the Scenic City has to offer, we've compiled a list of 50 must-do outdoor-related…
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The Tennessee River shaped Chattanooga long before the city had a name. It carved early trade routes, powered local industries, and eventually even dictated the city’s modern layout! Today, the Tennessee River continues to shape daily life in Chattanooga, winding through the city in ways that give…
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Chattanooga must have been crafted as a gift to the great state of Tennessee, as few places so dramatically showcase the wonders of nature. Just a stone's throw from downtown, rugged cliffs stretch across the skyline, mountain streams flow to stunning waterfalls, and the meandering river sustains a…
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If you’ve been searching for things to do in Chattanooga, you probably already have a long list of places you want to visit. But it’s the small details, like where to park, how to get around without driving, and where to eat that'll help you experience Chattanooga like a true local. Getting Around…
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It's no secret that Chattanooga is a thrill-seeker's outdoor paradise during the warmer months, however, with average high temperatures in the area ranging between 82 and 50 degrees from September through February, there’s no need to ignore the call of the outdoors once the official summer season…
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Kick Up Some Dirt on These 5 Mountain Bike Trails this Fall Chattanooga has become a mecca for mountain bikers, with more than 100 miles of singletrack trail within 20 minutes of downtown. Fall is one of the most popular times to ride, with its cooler temperatures and beautiful autumn colors. So…
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It’s finally starting to feel a bit like fall in Chattanooga. Cloudless, bluebird days have been the norm of late, and the leaves are finally starting to turn in the higher elevations of Lookout and Signal Mountain. It’s true: crisp weather like this makes holing up in a coffee shop or in front of…
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