Discover the Best of Chattanooga – Local Businesses, Attractions & Hidden Gems

Popular activities include visiting Rock City, exploring Ruby Falls, walking Walnut Street Bridge, taking a riverboat cruise, enjoying the local food scene, biking, hiking.

This is a difficult question, Chattanooga has a lot of great restaurants. Some of our favorites are; Hello Monty (dog friendly), Public House, The Feed, State of Confusion (dog friendly), Il Primo, Mike's Tavern, The Boat House.

Hiking at Sunset Rock, paddleboarding on the Tennessee River, rock climbing at High Point Climbing, and biking the Riverwalk are all popular choices.

Yes! Chattanooga offers a thriving outdoor lifestyle, and a growing job market, making it a great place for families and young professionals.

The Battle of Chattanooga (1863) was a major turning point in the Civil War. Key sites include Chickamauga Battlefield, Lookout Mountain, and Missionary Ridge.

Some lesser-known spots include Stringer’s Ridge for city views, the Passage Waterfall downtown, and the International Towing & Recovery Museum.

Yes! Quite a lot actually. Check out Songbirds, The Signal, Doc Holidays Bar, Bud's Sports Bar, and Wanderlinger Brewing for live performances, or visit the Chattanooga Market for weekend music.

While a car is helpful, downtown is walkable, and the free electric shuttle runs between major attractions. Rideshares and bike rentals are also available ass well as Uber and Lyft.

Fall (September-November) and spring (April-May) are the best times to visit due to mild weather, beautiful foliage, and outdoor festivals.