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Discover Nature's Beauty in Chattanooga, Tennessee

Chattanooga's name means "rock rising to a point," a Greek Indian word given to the city for its major attraction - Lookout Mountain.  Tourists visit Chattanooga, Tennessee from all around to explore the mountain's rock formations, see a beautiful waterfall, and ride the train for amazing views from the top of the mountain.  This and many other great attractions are what make Chattanooga so appealing to visitors.

Chattanooga is located in Hamilton County as the county seat and sits beautifully along the Tennessee River, close to the Georgia border.  The estimated population was 154,887 as of 2003.  Chattanooga is located near the cities of East Ridge (TN), Red Bank (TN), Ridgeside (TN), Lakeview (GA), and Rossville (GA).

Interesting Facts about Chattanooga

Chattanooga in history was a vital railroad junction during the Civil War. It is also where the first Coca-Cola bottling plant opened, and is home to the famous "MoonPie." The MoonPie is believed to have been developed originally for coal miners as a filler snack for their lunch pails!  Chattanooga is also rich in Native American, Civil War and 20th-Century history.

Some well-known residents who have lived in Chattanooga are actor Samuel L. Jackson, football player Reggie White, Olympic athlete Venus Lacey, blues singer Bessie Smith and R&B singer Usher Raymond.  The local sports team is the Lookouts for minor league baseball.

Things to Do in Chattanooga

One thing Chattanooga is known for is history.  Those who love delving into Civil War history, Native American history or Tennessee history in general can visit one of the many museums in Chattanooga.  There are the Creative Discovery Museum, Chattanooga Regional Museum, Chattanooga African-American Museum, International Towing and Recovery Museum and several others. Artlovers can tour the Hunter Museum of American Art (http://www.huntermuseum.org) to see a great collection of 19th- and 20th-Century American art.

Chattanooga's Family Attractions

The entire family will enjoy a day at Lookout Mountain (http://www.lookoutmtnattractions.com/), where there are three great attractions - Rock City, Incline Railway and Ruby Falls.  The entire family can ride the train to the top of the mountain for an astonishing view.  At Point Park, military buffs can see where the "Battle above the Clouds" was fought on Lookout Mountain in 1863. Point Park is located in the Chickamauga-Chattanooga National Military Park.

The family can also visit the Tennessee Aquarium (http://www.tnaqua.org/) to see sharks and more than 12,000 salt-water and fresh-water animals.  Visitors also get to walk through living forests and touch stingrays.  There are two buildings filled with exciting animals to explore - River Journey and Ocean Journey.  There are also "behind-the-scenes" tours available to learn how the aquarium works.

Just outside of Chattanooga, tourists can explore the caverns, ride go-carts and even pan for gemstones at the Raccoon Mountain Caverns.  The area also offers spectacular views of both Raccoon Mountain and Lookout Mountain.

Other fun places to visit in the area include the Chattanooga Zoo, Tennessee Riverpark, Coolidge Park and the Bluff View Art District.

Chattanooga is a fascinating place to visit for families and individuals who want to get away from the hustle and bustle while still having fun.  For more information about Chattanooga, Tennessee USA visit the city's Visitor Bureau online.  (http://www.chattanoogafun.com/)