All Chattanooga Tours & Excursions in 2026

Pay attention to the narrative, absolutely 5 stars! If you dont know a little about American History, and the Civil War, you may not be able to keep up. Read a little before you take the trip on the Trolley! So much knowledge from one man! It was awesome and any negative reviews are.probably from someone who brought a little kid who couldnt sit still...or someone from another country who doesnt understand what happened in the city of Chattanooga! It would be a must a see if you want to know some history about the city and the leaders. The train ride was a little disappointing. Condutor bashing the prior people before us because they wouldn't get off the train right away to see the turn around, then he was talking when we were trying to.listen to the narrative, on top we had kids that were no doubt having a good time as they were screaming and yelling, while parents did nothing in another seat. So, train ride is a hit or miss, no doubt while it's traveling but food was good at the deli at the train station and the young narrator did a great job when we stopped with narration at the turn around and at the "museum part." So that's my perspective...you may have a different one, but I would probably do it again, as so much knowledge was shared on the trolley.

Craig took my wife and I (and others) around the city of Chattanooga for over an hour pointing out history, buildings-structures, the Tennessee River, bridges, murals, etc. It was a fun way to learn more about the city in a brief time. Craig is quite knowledgeable and provided a good value for the fee.

My husband and I had so much fun seeing parts of downtown on our Rydable’s! Nothing was hurried about our tour with our guide, Gwen. She made sure to let us know we could stop and take pictures anytime or get off and walk around interesting areas, which we did! Gwen shared so many interesting facts about Chattanooga we didn’t know. She told interesting stories and she has a fun sense of humor! We got lots of waves from people in their cars. Many of them asked questions when we were stopped at lights. I bet Rydables will have some new customers after hearing from us! We would love to bring our grandchildren back! The older ones could ride their own Rydable and the younger ones can ride double with us. You will absolutely love this experience if you are a Chattanooga tourist or if you have lived here all your life!

It was fun, informative , and included plenty of food and drink. All stops were nearby so not alot of walking in the chilly weather. We had a very friendly upbeat guide who was a wealth of info about the town and the foodie scene. We followed one of his recommendations for dinner later that day and it was great.

I took my daughter and her boyfriend on this tour and we had an AMAZING time. Brittany was our tour guide! She was fun, knowledgeable, good with her facts and held our attention. Definitely would recommend doing this tour. I leaned a lot about Chattanooga, more than I even expected. We are all very grateful for Brittany and would definitely do the tour again with her!

We met Renaud at 11. He was from Lyon, France and was very nice. We went to a fabulous Mexican restaurant that was truly authentic. Delicious! Because we were a small group we had a much more intimate experience. We then went by an art studio which was nice. Then to another place where we got a tour of the Common House and had a yummy lunch. We then went to Hello Monty and had a brownie dessert and a craft beer. We then headed to the Choo Choo where the trains are major history in Chattanooga. Saw the old trains and had a tasting at a distillery located there. (Can’t remember the name of it.) Everything about the tour was great.

We are both retired military and enjoy visiting military associated events/facilities. This visit was a fun one with Clint giving us a great introduction to the museum upon our arrival. We were able to spend a couple of hours going through the museum and learning about heroes from Tennessee. We had walked the Veterans Bridge earlier in the week. Visited the Chickamauga Battlefield and the Trail of Tears sites the day prior which really helped to put all of the history into perspective. Not sure Chattanooga government markets their history in a manner that would bring additional tourism. Highly recommend this museum to all visitors.

Our guide Russ was a fantastic, considerate, knowledgeable, and engaging leader and tour guide. I have kayaked many times before, but our international exchange student had not. Her English is quite decent, but still limited. Russ explained everything clearly and made sure she understood, for her enjoyment as much as for her safety. Going through the dam lock was exciting and surprising – we couldn't believe how quiet it was for something so enormous involving so much water! We had the benefit of a gorgeous day, too.