Take to the skies with the folks at Lookout Mountain Flight Park. | Photo provided by Chattanooga Tourism Co.
In case you missed it, former professional skateboarder, stunt performer + television personality Bam Margera was recently spotted in Chattanooga.
This had us thinking, where would we point thrill seekers to visit in the Scenic City? Check out these four spots to get your next adrenaline rush.
Lookout Mountain Flight Park
Soar through the skies and take in the views of Lookout Valley by booking a tandem hang gliding or paragliding session.
High Point ZIP Adventure
The 2025 season opens in March, where you can zip through the treetops and take on the 40-ft climbing wall with multiple routes of varying difficulty.
Chattanooga Skydiving Co.
Turn your dream of skydiving into a reality — you’ll enjoy the thrill of free-falling and then a scenic canopy ride overlooking the Sequatchie Valley.
Raccoon Mountain Caverns
Take your thrills underground with trained cave guides as you journey through the network of chambers, canyons, tunnels, streams, and waterfalls beneath the mountain.
Asked
Asked
Which of these thrill-seeking activities are you most likely to try?
A. Hang gliding through Lookout Valley B. Ziplining through the tree tops on Lookout Mountain C. Skydiving in Sequatchie County D. Caving beneath Raccoon Mountain
Black Art Lounge | 6-7:30 p.m. | The Chattery (Broad Street) | Free, RSVP | Participate in creative activities inspired by renowned Black artists + icons while enjoying beverages and light snacks.
Friday, Feb. 7
Lookout for Love | Friday, Feb. 7-Monday, Feb. 17 | 10 a.m.-3 p.m. | Rock City, Lookout Mountain, GA | $51+ | Bring your special someone out for a romantic day complete with sparkling wine, a slice of fudge, and a keepsake photo.
Nightlife: Love Languages of the Ocean | 6-9 p.m. | Tennessee Aquarium | $30+ | Take a dip into this 21+, after-hours event featuring activities, Valentine’s Day-themed snacks, drinks, and admission to the Ocean Journey building.
Saturday, Feb. 8
Community Tree Planting | 9 a.m.-1 p.m.| Orchard Knob | Free, RSVP | Join Understory to help plant trees in the Orchard Knob neighborhood — volunteers must be ages 14 or older.
Valentine’s Pop-Up Market | 11 a.m.-6 p.m. | The Urban Magnolia Studio | Free+ | Find handcrafted gifts for your loved ones while enjoying food trucks and tattoos.
Sunday, Feb. 9
A Galentine’s Social | 10 a.m.-4 p.m. | The Signal | Free+ | Bring your gal pals to this annual event that features an artisan market, live portraits, food trucks, and more Valentine’s-themed fun.
The City of Chattanooga has launched its 2025 Neighborhood Registration Campaign, urging local neighborhood associations to register with the city to ensure up-to-date information is on file. Registration is free + includes benefits like access to grants and receiving support from a dedicated specialist.
Cause
The Chattanooga Urban Society is seeking volunteers to help pick up trash along the streets in East Lake on Saturday, Feb. 8. Send a DM on Instagram to join the efforts + bring your gloves, trash bags, and grabbers if you have them.
Arts
Chattanooga’s Department of Community Development will host an opening reception for the “Expressions of Pride: The AfroArt Collection” on Sunday, Feb. 9. The free exhibit on display at the North River Civic Center features the work of photographers Regis and Kahran Bethencourt.
Biz
Local vintage shop Electric Crocodile is expanding, taking over the space next door that was previously the home of Ziggy’s Bar. Follow along on Instagram to see the renovation progress. Bonus: Vendor applications are also being accepted.
Network
Calling all small business founders, you’re invited to join the INCubator on Tuesday, Feb. 11 for The Love of Business. Attendees will network with other business enthusiasts over coffee and cookies from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at 100 Cherokee Blvd.
Seasonal
If you’ve been craving more sunshine, we have good news. According to Accuweather, Chattanooga can expect ~50 additional minutes of daylight in February. Grab your shades and celebrate in one of our parks.
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Eat
Get a pizza this
Get out there and cheese the day, Nooga. | Photo by NOOGAtoday
National Pizza Day is coming up on Sunday, Feb. 9 — which is the perfect excuse to celebrate with a slice or the whole pie. Check out our list of 20 places to grab pizza in Chattanooga that are definitely worth the dough.
Mr. T’s Pizza & Ice Cream
Make sure to check out the delivery, carry-out, and dine-in specials before you go. Have a sweet tooth? Satisfy it with an order of the cinnamon sticks.
Alleia
Take your pick from eight specialty pies ranging from a classic margherita to the gorgonzola made with fig preserves, prosciutto, and arugula. Fun fact: The pizza is cooked at 750° in a handmade masonry oven.
Southside Pizza
Sit outside on the patio (if it’s not too cold), and make sure to take a picture with the giant pizza mural.
Yesterday, I celebrated my 29th birthday and it looks like I need to add to my favorite things in Chattanooga list. This year, I’m adding one of my favorite recently-opened shops, Sower. This is my go-to spot for getting gifts for others, and always a little something for myself.
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