How Do You Enjoy The Riverfront In Chattanooga, Tenn?
Chattanooga is known for its plethora of outdoor activities. From hiking, hang-gliding and fly fishing, to white water rafting, the city’s suburb’s are supreme. But it’s the recently revitalized downtown riverfront that first catches the eye of most families and visitors. Here’s what to keep in mind when visiting Chattanooga’s riverfront. Start in Coolidge Park. Located just off the Market Street Bridge, which connects downtown attractions like the Tennessee Aquarium to the hip North Shore shopping district, Coolidge Park is the perfect place for a picnic in the shade. It is covered in thick, green grass, a stone stage, whimsical fountains and an indoor, hand-carved wooden carousel (see Resources below). Take a stroll on the Riverwalk. This paved path parallels the Tennessee River and passed straight through Coolidge Park. Marked with blue handrails, it connects the Chickamauga Dam to Ross’s Landing Park downtown. At 13 miles long, it is a popular spot for walkers, bikers and those who
