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Chattanooga has year-round attractions and fall is especially appealing in the mountains. The area is famous for its riverboat tours for a spectacular view of the leaves as the seasons change. The annual holiday festivals start in November with the Grande Illumination & Open House. The festivities include the lighting of the city Christmas Tree and about 100 downtown buildings. Rock City Gardens is always popular with its annual Enchanted Garden of Lights.

Raccoon Mountain Recreation Facilities

Golf - Featuring The Bear Trace at Cumberland Mountain State Park "one of the Top Ten you can play" by Golf Magazine and The Bear Trace at Harrison Bay State Park.

Covenant College - The single best way to decide on a college is to experience it firsthand. We strongly encourage you to take time to visit Covenant.

Rock City - Featuring unique rock formations and lush gardens, Rock City is best known for the legendary view of seven states from Lover's Leap

Ruby Falls - Discover an intriguing natural wonder at Ruby Falls, one of Chattanooga Tennessee's favorite attractions. The thundering 145 foot waterfall inside historic Lookout Mountain has been thrilling visitors since 1929

Battles for Chattanooga War Museum - This exciting, dramatic re-creation of the events in October and November, 1863 accurately details the actions of the Confederate and Union Forces in the area of Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Point Park - In 1852 Colonel James Whiteside built a road from the north end of Lookout Mountain to his property at the top, then called Point Lookout.

The Incline - Following the Civil War, development on Lookout Mountain was minimal. The four-hour trip up Whiteside Pike, a toll road, discouraged many people, and the two-dollar toll discouraged the rest

Cravens House - Robert Cravens is today perhaps best known for the house that bears his name on a small outcrop of level land about half-way up Lookout Mountain south of Chattanooga.

Murder Mystery Dinner Shows - Dinner with fun! Meet and talk with the play’s crazy actors -- then, witness a crime that you must help solve! Enjoy unlimited Italian food, beverages and dessert.

Chattanooga CVB - Chattanooga Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. The Chattanooga CVB is an excellent source for area information.

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Hang Gliding
Hiking
Bird Watching
Not a single neon light..

Chattanooga is a model for small cities that have revitalized the downtown
area. The city's river-front is a thriving entertainment district that
draws more than a million visitors each year. It is a city that has
attractions for the whole family. The Walnut Street Bridge is a
pedestrians-only walkway across the Tennessee River. The downtown
buildings host entertainment that ranges from tea rooms to jazz clubs with antiques nearby. Electric buses are free to ride. And don't forget that
Chattanooga ChooChoo!
In Chattanooga (3 miles down the mountain):
- Tennessee Aquarium & IMAX Theatre (Movies and times)
- Footbridge Across River
- Rennovation
- Chattanooga Choo Choo
- Children's Museum -The Creative Discovery Museum
- Outlet Mall
- Endless Antique Stores
- Restaurants and Nightclubs
- Bluff View Art District
Chattanooga offers sports fun for all ages. Hunting, fishing, boating, shooting, hiking, golf, tennis, biking, running, hang gliding, bowling, baseball, softball, soccer, basketball, skating, boxing, wrestling, karate, round-track drag racing and whitewater activities. The Chattanooga Lookouts (baseball team) play from May through September.
The Region (within 15 miles):
- Chickamauga Civil War Battlegrounds
- Nickajack Dam and Lake
- Raccoon Mountain Recreation Facilities
- Golf Courses
- Stock Car Racing
- Lake Chickamaug