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Audubon Acres
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Tina
February 16, 2020
Only 2/10ths of a mile to back end trail access from neighborhood. Historic Nature Preserve. Beautiful trails to walk to from 'A Better Brady Bunch House'!
Scott
June 13, 2018
Peace, natural beauty, and 5 miles of mellow hiking trails. Don't miss this hidden gem! Hours are usually 9-5 (not Sundays)
Janet
May 25, 2018
Audubon Acres was originally named Bird Sanctuary then Wildlife Sanctuary. There are trails that wind among local wildflowers, interesting birds, a stream and over a small swinging bridge. It's a peaceful and restful place the is often forgotten on a list of "where to go". In October, Audubon…
Gina
May 4, 2017
Chattanooga's oldest wildlife sanctuaries.
Jennifer
December 22, 2015
This is a nice nature preserve park. They have a fee to park ($5). They have a farmers market here on Tuesdays during the summer.
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Kubanisches Restaurant
“A good selection of rum and cigars. Authentic Cuban style food. Cool decor, chill and casual.”
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Grocery or Supermarket
“A very good moderate-sized organic foods store that's nearby. You can get alkaline water (pH 9.5+) at a water dispenser for $.99/gal.”
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Restaurant
“This is the closest location. The original is in Downtown Chattanooga, visit it if you don’t mind driving!”
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Park
“Offer both wild cave adventures and a tour on a paved path for the people who wish to stay clean ”
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Point of Interest
“Okay, this may actually fall under nightlife and drinks, rather than getting around. And I've never actually done this but have spotted buses being powered by beer-drinking 'pedalers' heading down Market Street. Looks like fun! ”
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| Standort 900 N Sanctuary Rd Chattanooga, TN 37421 | ||
Telefonnummer(423) 892-1499 | ||
Websitechattanoogaaudubon.org |