Enjoy Chattanooga fall colors on foot by hiking some of Chattanooga’s best hiking trails for fall foliage this season. With the fall season upon us, it’s time to get a plan together so that you can enjoy the best fall colors of the season with these Chattanooga area fall hikes. These are the top five […]
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Chattanooga hiking is best enjoyed all year long. But which hikes are the best for which season? Knowing when to hike specific trails is key to enjoying Chattanooga hiking. Continue reading to learn more about what to expect each season so you can choose your hikes wisely. Also, my new e book “A Year of
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The Cumberland Trail is built by a small, full time staff and groups of volunteers consisting of people like you and me. Have you ever wondered what goes into making a hiking trail? There’s a lot of prep work and behind the scenes tasks that go into the creation of the Cumberland Trail. Did you
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Not only is winter one of the best hiking seasons in Chattanooga, it’s also the wettest making it perfect for waterfalls. One of the best things about winter hiking in Chattanooga are all the after-rain waterfalls. Winter is rainy season so the waterfalls flow strong. And what better way to enjoy a huge waterfall than
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Signal Point and Edward’s Point are two popular hiking destinations in Chattanooga that can be hiked in one day. Have you visited Signal Point? Have you hiked to Edward’s Point? Both of these Signal Mountain destinations are highly sought after for their breathtaking views of the Tennessee River gorge. Keep reading to learn tips on
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Ease yourself into hiking with these short and easy Chattanooga hikes for beginners. Does hiking seem daunting to you? Do you want to try hiking but aren’t sure if it’s something you’ll like? Are rigorous hikes with steep hills and long distances not your thing? If you answered yes to any of these questions, continue
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I’ve hiked a good amount on the Cumberland Trail, but the Heiss Mountain Trailhead is by far the most challenging start and finish point I’ve encountered yet. Flowing creeks, waterfalls, beautiful bridges, and sprawling mountain views are just a few of the sights that make this hike worth it. Continue reading to learn more about
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Tucked away in the Cumberland Plateau are numerous creeks, waterfalls, and hiking trails with which to see these sights. Some trails are more well-known and obvious. While others, such as this one, stay hidden away. Used only by the locals who know it’s there, this trailhead is off the beaten path. Continue reading to learn
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It’s almost that time of year again. The time when the leaves peak in yellow, orange, and red hues. Chattanooga fall colors last for about two weeks. So make the most of this short time by visiting these local parks before the colors fade away. Enterprise South Nature Park First on the list is Enterprise
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One of the best things about hiking in Chattanooga is that chances are, you’ll get to see some awesome views. Wondering which trails offer the best views? Here’s my list of Chattanooga’s best hiking views in order of better to best. 6. Signal Point First on the list is Signal Point. Well technically, this overlook
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