Sunset Rock

“Stringer's Ridge Park is a hidden gem right in the heart of downtown Chattanooga. Several hiking and mountain biking trails are available. Great overlook of downtown. Located at the end of Spears Avenue. ”

“The beautiful Cumberland Trail begins at Signal Point Park, part of the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park. From the overlook, the trail descends into Middle Creek Gorge and along Rainbow Lake before entering Prentice Cooper State Forest. The trail ascends out of the gorge to then follow the plateau rim, affording multiple overlooks of the Tennessee River Gorge before dropping into the North Suck Creek Gorge, and crossing the creek on a suspension bridge, and eventually emerges on Suck Creek Road (TN 27). Highlights include Signal Point; an overlook of wet-weather waterfall; Lockhart’s Arch & other rock formations; & Edwards Point with it's spectacular view of the TN River!”

“Great drinks and delicious late night bites! Laid back atmosphere with roll up doors that bring the outdoors in when weather permits. It is over 21 only after 5pm and not the best place for kids unless you’re there for brunch on Sunday dining outside. ”

“(4.1 mi) (Hosts’ favorite) (Historic arts district) (Gluten-Free, Vegan Options)”

“The Hunter has a wonderful collection of art, and they always have interesting new temporary exhibits. Located in the beautiful Bluff View Art District, the art museum is easy to get to by crossing over the pedestrian bridge from north Chatt, and then crossing over a small see-through bridge to the museum itself. There are beautiful views from the bluff! And one of my favorite coffee shops, Rembrandt’s, is right next door to the museum and has a really nice, large patio with a European vibe. ”