Map of bike paths / walking paths in the Chattanooga area
Recreational trails for walking, running and cycling in Chattanooga, Tennessee
Chattanooga is located in County in Southern Tennessee. The city is situated along the Tennessee River and is just north of the border with Georgia.
Tennessee Riverwalk
The Tennessee Riverwalk is a system of paved pathways that follow alongside the south bank of the river near Downtown Chattanooga for over 7 miles. The pathways extend from the bridge for State Highway 27 to the bridge for State Route 163. The riverwalk is a great place for a stroll to look at the boat traffic along the river.
The pathways wrap around parks and go past museums and restaurants. There is also the Walnut Street Bridge that allows trail users to cross the river and has pretty views of the river and the Downtown Chattanooga skyline. There is also the zig zag rampway that leads to the Hunter Museum of American Art.
Points of Interest
The Tennessee Riverwalk goes past the following points of interest:
- Ross's Landing Park
- AT&T Field
- Southern Belle Riverboat
- John Ross Bridge
- Tennessee Aquarium
- Walnut Street Bridge
- Hunter Museum of American Art
- Bluff View Art District
- Tennessee River Park
- Chattanooga State Community College
South Chickamauga Creek Greenway
The South Chickamauga Creek Greenway is a compacted crushed limestone pathway system on the southeast side of Chattanooga. The greenway is open for walking, running and bike riding. The pathway system will eventually reach the Tennessee Riverwalk to create a 25-mile long horseshoe shape that will reach much of the city. Currently two sections are completed.
The 4.6-mile long northerly section intersects the Tennessee Riverwalk at a point adjacent to the Amnicola Highway and south of Lost Mound Road. From this point the trail heads to the east along Chicamauga Creek, crosses under Bonny Oaks Drive, then take a wide loop to come back to Faith Road off os Youngstown Road.
The southern section spans between the intersection of Shallowford Road and N. Moore Road and Camp Jordan Park. This 4-mile long section connects to the trails at Camp Jordan Park and then follows the greenspace along the creek that is adjacent to Chattanooga Airport. This section of the greenway goes past Brainerd High School and Brainerd Recreation Complex.
Wolftever Creek Greenway
The Wolftever Creek Greenway is a 3-mile long paved pathway located in the community of Collegedale to the east of Chatanooga. The trail starts off of Leyland Drive then heads north to cross under Apison Pike. The trail then takes a sharp jog and heads to the east going past Wolftever Creek Elementary School, Collegedale Gap and the Tucker Road Recreation Area. The east end of the Wolftever Creek Greenway is at Tallant Road to the north of Apison Pike.
Resources
Following are links to official off-site resources to find out more details about the recreational trails located in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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