When you're visiting downtown Chatanooga, it's rainy or you don't have a climbing partner,…read moreHighPoint is a great option. You can purchase a day pass, rental gear, even your own coach. But there are several self belay stations you can play on. When the weather is good, make sure you head outside and climb the front of the building for a unique view of the city. Only complaint is that they need to clean up those outdoor routes. They are filled with cobs webs and bat poop.

This is by far the best High Point and it has been so fun picking up this new hobby over the past…read morefew months if you are in need of a new hobby I would recommend trying high point and rock climbing as a whole 5/5 stars would recommend

Large Outdoor Complex and Trails…read more Ok little playground, could use some new bearings in the spinning pipe thing, new batteries on the sound machine, the turn dial feature is broken too... I like most that I found a new bicycle trial starting point here for a 12 mile trail into Chattanooga! Lots of sports fields too

Love this park baseball fields are a 1 all kinds of shows ,security is great fun place for…read morefamily.We worked her for 5 years.Everyone is great!

I love the Tucker Road Recreation Area! Not only does this little park offer free Wi-Fi, but it is…read moreconnected to the Collegedale Greenway Trail; which is perfect for nice strolls or runs. There is a play ground for kids, a soccer field, and a small pavilion with tables underneath! Great space for friends and family to hangout at!

Lookout Mountain Incline Railway is another popular attraction located in downtown Chattanooga,…read moreTennessee. You'd never expect an under the radar city like Chattanooga to have so many wonderful landmark attractions like Ruby Falls, Rock City Gardens and now here at the Incline Railway, but Chattanooga is a worthwhile stop for any adventurer's journey. It's $22 roundtrip to ride 1450 feet at an incline grade of up to 72% to and from the summit of Lookout Mountain. It's about a 10 minute journey in total for riders to enjoy forest surrounding views while trekking up inside a customized railway car. Once up at the Summit Station high atop Chattanooga, there are two lookout observation points to check out. The first one is up a flight of stairs right in front of the train car exit area. Here you can admire Chattanooga's valley floor looking down below with the train tracks being the centerpiece focal point. Next, up two flights of stairs is an Upper Observation Platform. This section has more room for visitors to walk around and take family photos while breathing in the fresh air from 2400 feet high. It's a similar vantage point to the first observation deck, but still, nice to take in perspectives from all angles. There's a small gift store and cafe/fudge shop to purchase snacks and keepsakes. If interested, you can learn history about the Incline railway walking through the Centennial Exhibits located off to the left hand side of the Summit Station. Tourists can take as much time as they'd like enjoying the sceneries atop Chattanooga. Most folks seemed to hang out for about 45 minutes - 1 hour before departing back down Lookout Mountain. Extra notes... - To control crowds, train departures leave every 30 minutes. But, if you purchased a ticket for a 10am ride and the railway car is full, you'll be forced to wait in line for the next departure, not necessarily at 10:30am, but more like 10:20am given the 10 minute rides each way to and from the summit. My suggestion would be to get in line 15 minutes early prior to a 10am departure. The specific 30 minute intervals are used more as a guide to help to spread out the crowds from arriving all at once and then creating a bottleneck situation. - Incline Railway hours are 9am - 6pm/7pm daily. The railway is located in downtown Chattanooga. You can find limited parking on the side streets for free, but there's also a large parking lot for visitors to leave their cars. It is pay by the hour. It'll cost a few dollars extra ($3 - $5) for parking. - The railway car and ride to the summit is not scary. For those with a fear of heights, you should not be deterred. In the end, Lookout Mountain Incline Railway is a pretty worthwhile activity that should not be missed for visitors coming to Chattanooga.

Took some friends to Incline Mountain Railroad while in town for MLK weekend. This isn't my first…read moretime as I have been two other times and every time I enjoy myself. It's a great ride to introduce friends to Chattanooga and to be able to look out and see the city and surrounding state. Make sure your friends don't have issues with height before you go. I had two friends, who were not prepared for how sharp incline is. For some reason, they thought we would be on flatland once we got to the top, but the railroad is inclined the entire top stop. We enjoy looking out at the surrounding states and then going down to the bottom floor to look at how the rail system works. Don't forget to stop in the gift shop as they had some of the best shortbread cookies. I've been two other times and these were a new item. I'll definitely return if I have friends in town visiting!

We had a great time! Highly recommend. The price was reasonable and it was easy to book.read more

This is a wonderful place to learn and grow in both dance and cheer! Inspire offers Cheer…read morefundamentals, tumbling, Acro, ballet, jazz, hip hop and more! Also, they will have a dance team and cheer team starting in the fall! Learn more at Inspiredance24.com

Great indoor playground! Very good for your younger 0-3 year old kids. My 8 month old loves it and…read moreis able to play without me being too worried about big kids bothering him. The owner is such a sweetheart! they do drop ins. story time, Mommy and me stuff, check out the Facebook page! Definitely give this a try on a rainy day or a day when you want a change of pace.

Love this cute little play room! I love how parents can sit back and relax knowing their children…read moreare in a safe, enclosed environment where they can be seen by their parents at all times! Facility is clean and owner is so sweet!

This was my first time visiting a dedicated axe throwing establishment and it was super fun. The…read moreinterior atmosphere is super chill and inviting which added to the social experience. There are at least 8 lanes, maybe 10. The wooden targets were in good shape, the lanes included holders for the axes, and erase boards for scoring. There's a second room that had corn hole games but I didn't see any information regarding it. My group consisted of just myself and one other. There was no one else in the establishment while we were there on a Saturday evening. The guy manning the counter was friendly and took the time to show us a few different ways to throw the axe after we signed a waiver and read over the venue rules. An hour was a bit long for just two people to throw and our arms hurt a bit by the end but we had a good time. It cost $20 a person to throw for an hour which is a bit steep but was okay for an occasional splurge. I've since been to a place that charges $50 an hour for a lane with up to five people. If the price were closer to $15 a person I would be more likely to visit regularly when in town.