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Shop a portion of the 127 Yard Sale in Chattanooga

The world’s longest yard sale is passing through Chattanooga, and we’re here to help you prepare so you can make sure you experience everything you want to.

NOOGAtoday | 127 Yard Sale

Shop from hundreds of local + traveling vendors for antique and modern home goods, clothing, and much more.

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These sales bring all the folks to the yard. The 127 Yard Sale — which happens to be the world’s longest yard sale — will be passing through the Scenic City Thursday, Aug. 1 through Sunday, Aug. 4.

Stretching 690 miles and covering six states from Alabama to Michigan, this is not your average neighborhood yard sale. So we’ve made a guide to help you experience everything you wish to — see also the “Yardsalers 101" guide.

Major vendor stops

Lone Oak Community Center, 1278 US-127, Signal Mountain | 75+ vendors, on-site ATM, restrooms, a parking lot, and roadside parking

Picker’s Field (next to Lone Oak Baptist Church), 614 US-127, Signal Mountain | 40+ vendors, on-site restrooms, and roadside parking

Hot Dog Landing, 4702 Taft Hwy., Signal Mountain | 25+ vendors, shaded areas, on-site ATM, porta-potties, roadside + lot parking, RV accessible, and wheelchair accessible

Vinterest Southside, 2121 Chestnut St. | 100+ vendors, on-site restrooms, indoors with AC, food trucks, free parking + a paid overflow lot, and wheelchair accessible

Note: These are hubs for 25+ vendors, you’ll likely see more along the way.

From one yard saler to another

Editor Haley checking in. As a seasoned shopper of the 127 Yard Sale, here are some highlights of my experiences.

  • Mostly cash sales — in the event a stop doesn’t have an ATM as noted, check out the best ATMs in the Signal Mountain area (I recommend Thomas Service station on Taft Highway).
  • Bargains are on the table — last year, I scored a $1 vintage painting and shirts, but I’m still wishing I haggled for an antique radio that worked.
  • Sustenance is key for taking on the weekend — search through our City Guides for all the ins + outs of the Greater Chattanooga area for locals and visitors alike.
  • Plan your travels with this route map covering the full trail.

Just stopping in the Scenic City? No worries, check out our abbreviated version of the map.

Now that you’re ready to shop ‘til you drop, keep up with the sale live through its Instagram page.

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