Things To Do

Tennessee Riverpark

Chattanooga Lookouts

The Chattanooga Lookouts are the city’s minor league baseball team. They are the AA affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds.

Ruby Falls

Ruby Falls was accidentally discovered by Leo Lambert in 1928 deep within Lookout Mountain in Chattanoooga, Tennessee. Leo named the waterfall and cave after his wife, Ruby, and opened the iconic Chattanooga attraction to the public in 1929. Today, Ruby Falls welcomes guests to Lookout Mountain from around the world to enjoy underground cave adventures, spectacular views of the Cumberland Plateau, soaring zip lines and award-winning special events!

Jonathan’s Grille

Our favorite place to catch the big game!

Rock City

Located atop Lookout Mountain, just 6 miles from downtown Chattanooga, Rock City is a true marvel of nature featuring massive ancient rock formations, gardens with over 400 native plant species, and breathtaking "See Seven States" panoramic views. Take an unforgettable journey along the Enchanted Trail where each step reveals natural beauty and wonders along the woodland path. Experience the magic of Fairyland Caverns and Mother Goose Village

Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center

Campfire Concert Series located at the base of Lookout Mountain. Reflection Riding’s Campfire Concert series, sponsored by Hutton and Smith Brewery, OCI, and Tremont Tavern, provides a fun outdoor venue to enjoy some of the best artists the Chattanooga area has to offer.

Tennessee Aquarium

This aquarium has two buildings: River Journey, which showcases freshwater habitats from around the globe, and Ocean Journey, where travelers can view magnificent sea creatures. We recommend spending at least three hours at the aquarium as there are over 10,000 animals here. The little ones will especially love the cute macaroni penguins and mesmerizing sea jellies.

Booker T. Washington State Park

This park is situated on the amazing Chickamauga Lake and covers almost 400 acres. The park offers hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and boating. More information on this park and many more can be found at the TN State Parks website.