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CHATT TOWN COOL DOWN
Chattanooga’s End-of-Summer Riverside Celebration
Are you ready to fall in love with the great outdoors? Join us for a day of exploration, fun, and escape the summer heat and splash into refreshing and relaxing fun at the Chatt Town Cool Down Festival at Coolidge Park!
Whether you’re a seasoned explorer or just starting to dip your toes into the world of outdoor activities, this event is perfect for you. We’re offering a variety of free activities to help you embrace nature and build confidence in your outdoor adventures. In other words, there will be lots of opportunities for you to get your feet wet, no matter your experience level. A foam slide, bike rodeo, yard games, slackline, and the infamous Paddle Down Parade, this weekend is built for family friendly fun.
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Chattanooga Grotto is the caving club of Chattanooga, TN. Meetings are held every first Monday of the month at Outdoor Chattanooga in Coolidge Park at 7PM EST. Anyone is welcome […] |
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Step into the stillness of winter and walk beneath the silvery glow of the Cold Moon — the final full moon of the year. Its name, given by early northern […] |
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Join Outdoor Chattanooga for a parent/child focused program highlighting "winter adaptations". Designed especially for toddlers, this class aims to spark a lifelong passion for the natural world and nurture curiosity, […]
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Join Outdoor Chattanooga for a guided hike through one of the most scenic and rugged sections of the Cumberland Trail – the Rock Creek Loop in the beautiful Three Gorges Segment. This moderately strenuous hike takes you […] |
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Learn how to ride a bicycle in as little as one class, or come see us to refresh your rusty skills. The class consists of a set of exercises and […]
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Contact Tennessee Valley Canoe Club for information about their monthly meetings.Visit https://tvccpaddler.com/ for learn about how you can connect with paddling trips and opportunities. |
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Join Outdoor Chattanooga for a beautiful and invigorating winter adventure! This Silver Adventures outing takes you on a moderate-to-challenging 4.8-mile round-trip hike to the stunning Laurel Falls. An experienced Outdoor […] |
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Join Outdoor Chattanooga this winter for a guided, fully equipped kayak tour through the Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge—one of the Southeast’s best birdwatching spots.Just an hour north of Chattanooga, this scenic […] |
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Chattanooga Bicycle Club meets at the Philip Grymes Outdoor Chattanooga Center the 3rd MONDAY monthly from 6pm- 7:30 pm.The CBC is a recreational cycling club whose members share the good fortune of […] |
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Learn more about how to get involved with the club and even more opportunities to get outdoors!https://www.sierraclub.org/tennessee/cherokeeThe Sierra Club is the most enduring and influential grassroots environmental organization in the […] |
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Join Outdoor Chattanooga for a parent/child focused program highlighting "winter adaptations". Designed especially for toddlers, this class aims to spark a lifelong passion for the natural world and nurture curiosity, […]
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Join Outdoor Chattanooga and celebrate the January Full Wolf Moon with a First Day–style program designed to ground, inspire, and connect. The Wolf Moon, invites us to reflect, to listen […] |
Did You Know?
The Chattanooga region holds many diverse paddling opportunities for beginners and experts to enjoy. The Tennessee River flows through the heart of downtown Chattanooga and is now a part of the Tennessee RiverLine! All 45 miles from Chickamauga Dam to Nickajack Dam are navigable and accessible to paddle crafts of all types. You can enjoy a leisurely paced afternoon paddle downtown or in the gorge, or turn it into a multi-day adventure! The lakes and tributaries feeding into the river also offer a multitude of paddling options. Our website offers the most comprehensive list of public accessible launches in the Chattanooga region. Come out and paddle with us!