Category: Winter
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Camping and Hiking During Winter in North Carolina
Winter is a great season for outdoor activities due to the colder weather, but is it still great high in the western North Carolina mountains? If you know me, you know I love winter for hiking and camping. I just can’t get enough of it! The cold weather keeps me from sweating, the views between…
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Winter Hike to See After-Rain Waterfalls
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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Hike to Denny Cove Falls this Winter
Denny Cove Falls in Tennessee is a perfect winter hiking destination to see overlooks and a massive waterfall. If you have yet to explore Denny Cove Falls or other areas in the South Cumberland State Park, be sure to add this to your winter hiking bucket list. Keep reading to learn more details about this…
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Hiking from Signal Point to Edward’s Point
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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Is This the Secret Trail of Chattanooga Bike Trails?
This Chattanooga bike trail just might be one of the most underrated bike trails in the area. Of all the Chattanooga bike trails, this one might be my new favorite. Partly because it seems to be rarely travelled and also because it’s fun. Keep reading to learn more about what makes this Chattanooga bike trail…
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6 Chattanooga Hikes for Beginners
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…