Must See Sights and Landmarks in Cleveland Area

"On a sunny day, you’ll find hundreds of people come out to walk or run the Walnut Street Bridge. Connecting downtown Chattanooga to the North Shore, this bridge can be easily spotted due to its bright blue color. If you’re planning to be in the city in October, make sure not to miss the Wine over Water wine tasting festival!"

"You’d be nutty to go to Chattanooga, Tennessee and not check out the Walnut Street Bridge. The Walnut Street Bridge boasts the record for the world’s longest pedestrian bridge. This has become one of the biggest points of interest in the entire city."

"Just a few miles west of Chattanooga, the Raccoon Mountain Caverns consist of a network of spectacular caverns carved from limestone by the forces of nature. They contain formations and fossils in their natural state in more than five-and-a-half miles of mapped passageways, as well as a number of undeveloped areas used for Wild Cave tours (a fun ghost tour is also available). It's a popular site for campers and offers other activities such as panning for gemstones, go-karts, and hiking."

"Just 15 minutes from downtown, Raccoon Mountain Caverns and Campground is one of Chattanooga’s top outdoor destinations. The park is home to Tennessee’s most famous natural cave system and one of the top 10 caves in the USA. Visiting the caves, you’ll explore over 5.5 miles of subterranean passageways."

"Raccoon Mountain Caverns is a fascinating cave system with more than 5.5 miles of passageways carved from limestone by nature."

"The city boasts a solid and beloved minor league baseball team. Their beautiful 6,000-seat stadium is set right in the middle of downtown, making the field easy to reach from some of Chattanooga’s best hotels. Even if you’re not a big-time baseball fan, you’ll still have a swell time at this stadium."

"Baseball Fields201 Power Alley, Chattanooga, TN MoreLess Info. The primary home ballpark for the Chattanooga Lookouts minor league baseball team is the AT&T Field. The seating capacity of the ballpark is just over 6,300 with the majority of seating located at the first base side."

"Lookout Mountain – With gorgeous views of the Tennessee Valley and downtown Chattanooga, this is one of the most popular views for residents and tourists. We do several engagement sessions a year here since it’s not too far from downtown. They call it Sunset Rock for a reason – the best place to catch the sunset."

"At sunset thirty you can catch some of the best sunset views in Chattanooga. It’s a great place to go if you want to dress up, don’t want to hike but want a beautiful view of Chattanooga and a lot of nature. The parking lot is small so car pooling in highly recommended."

"This has to be the best view in Chattanooga and it’s a perfect spot for family photos. You can find it by entering ‘Sunset Rock’ into Google Maps. You’ll drive up Lookout Mountain and park in a small lot in a neighborhood, then take the short trail out to the rock."

"Coolidge Park is a place where you can overlook the beautiful Tennessee River, play in an interactive water fountain, stroll across the world’s largest pedestrian bridge – the Walnut Street Bridge, test your rock climbing skills, and picnic with your family. What have I missed on our Chattanooga itinerary?. There are so many great options in Chattanooga, Tennessee."

"For some of the most beautiful views overlooking the Tennessee River, check this place out!. It’s free and dog friendly, but keep them on a tight leash- the drop is steep and high. Some call this Tennessee’s “Horseshoe Bend” and it’s just a quick 5 minute or so walk from the parking area to this lookout spot."

"Enjoy 33-acres of beautiful this International Sculpture park. It’s been restored with 120 recently planted trees and features 35 large-scale sculptures. It has long walking paths, feasible for strollers as well."

"While you are in Chickamauga, you might also like to check out the Point Park Battlefield. This battlefield is famous as it is known for being the place where Union forces got height over the Confederate army. The visitor centre and entry for kids under 16 are free while adults pay $3 entry to access this battlefield."

"This National Park is the site of a famous Civil War battle near Chattanooga that was called the “Battle Above the Clouds”. 110 Point Park Road, Lookout Mountain, TN"