My family has visited the Tennessee Greenways and Trails System in several cities. We like to walk along the waterfronts, the remote hikes and blue way access. The people that we meet on our walks and activities seem to appreciate access to the greenways as much as we do. The Tennessee Greenways and Trails System ...
The Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum, located at 4119 Cromwell Rd in Chattanooga, TN, is a fun place to take the kids for a weekend getaway. This historic railroad offers short trips through Chattanooga that take about an hour to long trips to Chickamauga, GA that take around 6 hours. They even offer charter trips for ...
Summer zoo camps in Tennessee are found in 4 of its major cities. Because Tennessee attractions in its cities seem to encourage lots of tourist trade it is likely that these cities have been able to come up with the necessary funding for weekly summer zoo camps which over the years have become popular among ...
If you want to talk about World War II, you talk about Normandy and D-Day. If you want to talk about the Civil War, you have to talk about Chattanooga and the battle for the “Gateway to the Deep South”. If you have an itch for history, Chattanooga is the place to scratch it. Chattanooga ...
Mention the state of Tennessee, and we automatically think Nashville, Dollywood and the Great Smoky Mountains. However, unless you happen to have lived in the state, you’re probably unaware of a number of unusual facts associated with it. The territory joined the Union as the 16th state on June 1, 1796, with a population of ...
East Tennessee has much to offer in the way of summertime activities and vacation stops. Whether you are traveling to Chattanooga, Knoxville, or Gatlinburg, you will find many interesting stops along the way. I have researched some of the most popular destinations in hopes that it will add to your list of things to do ...
Chattanooga, Tennessee, is not only a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts, but also for music fans. Come summer, the city rocks with outdoor concerts, festivals, and events, many of which are free. Here’s a guide to what’s happening in Chattanooga this summer. Chattanooga Market Apr 22-Dec 16, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. 1829 Carter St. The Chattanooga ...
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