Tennessee is known for its beautiful and expansive open spaces, but in this season of springtime social distancing, it can be hard to appreciate them while staying close to home. If you live in Chattanooga or the vicinity, then a walk down the Tennessee Riverwalk might be enough to boost your spirits. Fall in love with the beauty of your home state and city all over again with a trip down to the waterfront, for a walk or a bike ride. It makes for a beautiful way to spend the day!
Tennessee Riverpark - GoogleMaps The Tennessee Riverwalk runs for 8.7 miles along the waterfront and begins in downtown Chattanooga, Tennessee. Locals love it for its clean and paved walkways and the beautiful landscaping along the path.
Austin Pryor - AllTrails Since the Tennessee Riverwalk is conveniently located on the edge of Chattanooga’s bustling downtown, it’s easy to rent a bike and make your way along the trail on two wheels or your own two feet.
wildtrailsScott - AllTrails The trail itself is moderately trafficked and easy for folks of all ages to traverse. There are a few easy inclines, but not many. The scenic views, however, are truly what elevates this greenway to the next level.
wildtrailsScott - AllTrails The Riverwalk begins near the Chattanooga Aquarium and will take you by the famed Ross’s Landing Park and beautiful Bluff View Art District. Cross the river and you can catch an afternoon at the Hunter Museum of American Art.
wildtrailsScott - AllTrails Chattanooga isn’t known as the Scenic City for nothing. The Tennessee Riverwalk is a perfect walking spot, the best place to grab a picnic by the river and serves as a great jumping-off point for water sports.
Austin Pryor - AllTrails There’s so much to do in Chattanooga, Tennessee. But while you’re social distancing, the BEST thing to do is wander the Tennessee Riverwalk on a warm, springtime afternoon.
If you’d rather not go outside for the time being, you can go on a virtual tour of the Tennessee Riverwalk right here:
If you’re looking for more information, you can find it right here. Happy walking, Tennessee!
Tennessee Riverpark - GoogleMaps
The Tennessee Riverwalk runs for 8.7 miles along the waterfront and begins in downtown Chattanooga, Tennessee. Locals love it for its clean and paved walkways and the beautiful landscaping along the path.
Austin Pryor - AllTrails
Since the Tennessee Riverwalk is conveniently located on the edge of Chattanooga’s bustling downtown, it’s easy to rent a bike and make your way along the trail on two wheels or your own two feet.
wildtrailsScott - AllTrails
The trail itself is moderately trafficked and easy for folks of all ages to traverse. There are a few easy inclines, but not many. The scenic views, however, are truly what elevates this greenway to the next level.
The Riverwalk begins near the Chattanooga Aquarium and will take you by the famed Ross’s Landing Park and beautiful Bluff View Art District. Cross the river and you can catch an afternoon at the Hunter Museum of American Art.
Chattanooga isn’t known as the Scenic City for nothing. The Tennessee Riverwalk is a perfect walking spot, the best place to grab a picnic by the river and serves as a great jumping-off point for water sports.
There’s so much to do in Chattanooga, Tennessee. But while you’re social distancing, the BEST thing to do is wander the Tennessee Riverwalk on a warm, springtime afternoon.
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