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Iconic landmarks and the stories behind the valley.
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Market Street Bridge (John Ross Bridge)
Market Street Bridge (John Ross Bridge)
The vehicle bridge next to Walnut Street Bridge — walk it too for some of the best photo angles of its famous pedestrian-only neighbor.
Downtown riverfront
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Point Park
Point Park
A Civil War battlefield park atop Lookout Mountain with sweeping valley views.
Lookout Mountain
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Ross's Landing
Ross's Landing
An 8.8-acre riverfront park with a natural amphitheater, the Tennessee Aquarium plaza and a river pier — a regular home for big free festivals like 3 Sisters.
101 Riverfront Pkwy, Chattanooga, TN — Downtown riverfront
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Signal Point
Signal Point
An overlook atop Signal Mountain with sweeping views of the Tennessee River Gorge.
Signal Mountain
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Southern Belle Riverboat
Southern Belle Riverboat
A U.S. Coast Guard-certified riverboat offering sightseeing and dinner cruises on the Tennessee River, running since 1985. Some cruises are 21+; the regular sightseeing and dinner cruises are family-friendly.
151 Riverfront Pkwy, Chattanooga, TN — departs from Ross's Landing
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Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum
Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum
A working railroad museum in East Chattanooga with vintage train rides.
East Chattanooga
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Walnut Street Bridge
Walnut Street Bridge
The restored historic pedestrian bridge across the Tennessee River, reopened Oct 3, 2026 after an 18-month renovation, connecting downtown and the North Shore.
Downtown riverfront
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