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Go whitewater rafting in Tennessee with this half-day adventure along the Ocoee River. After a short safety introduction, board a private bus for a ride through the Cherokee National Forest. Climb aboard the raft and experience more than 20 class III and class IV rapids while descending the river gorge. Enjoy plenty of opportunities to swim, if you wish, on this nature-filled escape from the city.

This tour is unique because it takes guests beyond the menu. Learn historical information about the building, owner, food, and history of Southside Chattanooga.

The rushing waters of the Middle Ocoee River are your playground during this whitewater adventure. Climb into a kayak and paddle down the Middle Section of the Ocoee River through Chattanooga National Forest with a guide. Those new to this adrenaline-filled sport will find the pre-launch safety briefing and orientation helpful. Paddle through more than five-miles of the river where you’ll encounter 270-foot drops and Class III/IV waves.

Discover the dark side of Chattanooga's storied past on this thrilling walking ghost tour. See the city's spookiest haunts alongside a local and professional guide for a tour as haunting as it is historical. Hear stories of lurking spirits and make a few stops along the way to take photos or potential supernatural beings.

During this small-group, guided Chattanooga food crawl, you’ll discover top delicacies in the downtown district. Sample dishes at up to four curated dining locations for the same cost and time as your standard dinner out, including optional wine pairings. Choose from three itineraries: West Village, Electric Bike Lunch Tour, and Art and Southern Cuisine.

With as many as 100,000 endangered grey bats coming to roost around the caves of Nickajack Lake, this kayaking tour near Chattanooga offers an exceptional opportunity to watch them on their nightly hunts. You’ll visit the Nickajack Bat Cave and Wildlife Refuge in the Tennessee River and paddle out to the bat cave. While these animals take to the sky during sunset, you’ll learn about the local efforts made to protect and preserve the species.

Explore Southside Chattanooga with a food-focused small-group walking tour. Meet your guide and set out on a city stroll to learn about the history and people behind the traditional flavors of Chattanooga. Visit four different restaurants and meet the proprietors behind these establishments, all while tasting tapas-sized dishes. Maximize time in Chattanooga with this local-led tour.

Step into the world of authentic Italian cuisine at Chattanooga’s leading pasta-making school. Here, under the guidance of seasoned chef Debi, who has over 40 years of experience, you'll learn traditional techniques to create silky pasta and delicious sauces from scratch. The intimate class setting ensures personalized attention, allowing you to hone your skills while enjoying engaging stories and laughter. At the end of the session, savor your homemade creations with newfound culinary confidence.

The Ocoee River formed naturally without any of the undercuts or sieves present in most waterways. For our rafters that means we can push the boundaries of what a non-professional can experience. At OAR we train for longer then any other company. We are also the only company that requires each guide to complete an EMR certification as well as a Swiftwater Rescue class. This enables us to confidently do things on the water other companies can't and take guests that other companies won't.

Discover Chattanooga from a fresh perspective with this private helicopter tour. After take-off, check out a bird’s eye view of the Tennessee River, the local aquarium, and Lookout Mountain that once hosted a Civil War battle. Maximize time with a private sightseeing flight and customize the itinerary according to your interests.

Take your rafting skill to the next level with this private guided excursion on the Ocoee River. Slip on your helmet and life vest and set off on a Puma raft—this narrow, short raft rides the rapids differently than standard river rafts and guarantees an adrenaline-pumping adventure that will leave you thrilled. Take a break along the way to surf and swim during a calm stretch of river and pick up tips and techniques from your expert rafting guide.

Swap traditional sightseeing bus tours for a more fun, fast-paced, and interactive way of discovering Chattanooga. Choose a start time to suit your schedule, and set off with your group, while completing challenges along the way. The experience puts your problem-solving and teamwork skills to the test as you solve clues and find out about the city’s culture, art, history, and favorite local spots along the way.

Stringers Ridge - 0 miles Distance from Downtown Chattanooga 8+ miles of trail ​ Raccoon Mountain - 8.7 miles Distance from Downtown Chattanooga Located in Chattanooga along I-24 20+ miles ​ A mix of technical and flow. ​ Raccoon Mountain drains really well and usually can be ridden the day after a rain event. ​ Enterprise South Nature Park - 17.7 miles Distance from Downtown Chattanooga Located in Chattanooga Chattanooga's best beginner friendly trail system. ​ Booker T. Washington Trails - 11.9 miles from Downtown Chattanooga 8 miles of singletrack. ​ Harrison Bay Trails - 19 miles from Downtown Chattanooga 4.5 miles of single (almost double track) trails in some places with waterfront views most of the way. This can be a good spot for beginners. ​ White Oak Mountain Trail Systems AKA Biology Trails and Bauxite - 20.8 miles Distance from Downtown Chattanooga ​ This network of trails drains extremely well and can be ridden the next day after a heavy rain.