Category: Spring
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The Best Hiking in Laurel Snow State Natural Area
Laurel Snow State Natural Area is full of raging creeks, flowing waterfalls, and historic remains, making it one of the best hiking areas in the Chattanooga area. Waterfalls, creeks, an abandoned mine and more are what you’ll find in the Laurel Snow State Natural Area. And with a newly paved driveway and parking area, anyone…
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Try a Guided Tennessee State Park Hiking Tour
If you’re new to hiking or the Tennessee area, I highly suggest looking into the Tennessee State Park guided hiking tours. A couple years ago I decided to give a Tennessee State Park guided hike a try. And it did not disappoint. The hike was great, the guide was very knowledgeable, and we even got…
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Discover a Chattanooga Hiking Gem: Ritchie Hollow Trail
Ritchie Hollow is a hidden hiking gem close to downtown Chattanooga that features beautiful creek crossings along with Blowing Wind Falls. Some of my favorite trails are ones found off the beaten path. Of course I love nearly all the trails I explore, popular or not, but there’s something special about a more secluded trail.…
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Why Buggytop Cave is One of the Best Caves in Tennessee
Buggytop Cave is a hidden Tennessee gem in the South Cumberland State Park that features a wide creek flowing out of a huge cave. Seriously, Buggytop Cave is officially on my favorites list. And after you’ve done as many hikes in Tennessee as I have, you know that means this one is really good. I’ll…
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Bike Riding in Chattanooga
This bike riding spot in Chattanooga doesn’t require a mountain bike, or even a personal bike at all. Chattanooga bike riding doesn’t always have to be in the mountains. In fact, one of the best places to bike in Chattanooga is on the Tennessee Riverwalk. The added beauty of this Chattanooga bike riding location is…
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Explore These Amazing Pisgah Waterfalls While Camping on Mount Pisgah
Pisgah waterfalls include Looking Glass Falls, Moore Cove Falls, and more, only a short drive from the Blue Ridge Parkway. Part of the reason I chose to camp at Mount Pisgah was because of its close proximity to tons of waterfalls. We didn’t have time to explore them all, but the few we did visit…