The Chattanooga Zoo occupies six acres in Warner Park just two miles from downtown Chattanooga. It features animals from all over the world including Latin America, North America, Africa and Asia.

Cloudland Canyon State Park on the western edge of Lookout Mountain, is a beautiful river gulch in the Appalachain Mountains that will reward hikers with some rugged hiking trails and stunning views.

Cumberland Caverns is Tennessee's largest show cave, featuring waterfalls, pools, formations and a 3/4 ton chandelier.

Cumberland Trail one of the nation's most spectacular trails, the is located just 9 miles outside of Chattanooga. This beautiful trail, lined with high ridges and deep gorges along the rugged and cliff-lined eastern edge of the plateau, is a must-see for anyone visiting the Chattanooga area. Even if you only have time to do a small section of this trail, it will be worth it.

Bessie Smith Cultural Center founded in 1983 as the Chattanooga African American Museum to preserve, develop, exhibit, study and advocate meaningful approaches to educate the community about the contributions of African-Americans to the community and this nation.

Bluff Trail to Sunset Rock will give you a beautiful tour of Lookout Mountain, and likely some of the most scenic views you'll find in Chattanooga.

Coolidge Park on the Northshore's waterfront, features a restored 100-year-old carousel, a pavilion, an interactive play fountain, the Outdoor Chattanooga Center and lots of open space. It is a popular destination for concerts, festivals, fundraisers and special events.

Incline Railway "America's Most Amazing Mile", has delighted guests for more than a century. As the trolley-style railcars climb Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga's surrounding mountains and valleys come alive. The 72.7% grade near the top makes the Incline the steepest passenger railway in the world.

Lake Winnepesauka Amusement Park – Opened on June 1, 1925 as a family swimming and picnicking park. Since then Lake Winnie has expanded enormously, including the SOAKya Water Park and many other thrilling attractions. With family-friendly rides and attractions, Lake Winnepesaukah, located just outside of Chattanooga, TN, is recognized as one of America's top ten family amusement parks for all ages.

Lookout Mountain Hang Gliding find your wings while visiting the Tennessee Valley - Hang Gliding & Paragliding

Raccoon Mountain Caverns praised as one of the top ten caves in the U.S., is located just outside of Chattanooga in Lookout Valley.

Rock City is located within walking distance to our Inn. Take an unforgettable journey atop Lookout Mountain, stroll through ancient rock formations, and enjoy the quiet woodland paths and gardens. Enjoy refreshments at the Big Rock Grill or grab a cappuccino at Starbucks. Experience the magic of Rock City year-round. Be sure to check their site for special events and happenings.

Ruby Falls is a Lookout Mountain cave once used as a campsite by American Indians, a hideout for outlaws, and a hospital during the Civil War, Ruby Falls has been visited by millions of people including Andrew Jackson and Babe Ruth. Featuring a tour of the natural cave and an underground waterfall, Ruby Falls has proven to be a popular Lookout Mountain attraction since

Tennessee Aquarium been rated the #1 aquarium in the country. Within their two buildings, you'll trace the path of water from the mountains to the sea. Come face-to-face with the fascinating native animals that live in our backyards and the amazing creatures that thrive in some of the most remote locations on Earth.