Tennessee is home to 100+ wildflower species, making the discovery of these seasonal florals in Chattanooga easy, sweet pea-sy. Grab your pals — and your allergy meds — to see spring blooms.
Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center
Hike 10 miles worth of trails to see all kinds of Tennessee wildflowers in bloom when visiting this 300-acre preserve.
You can also check out a guided Wildflower Walks with the center’s naturalist — the next installment is on Saturday, April 12.
Audubon Acres
With 130 acres that contain a rich diversity of plant and animal life, there are five miles of hiking + walking trails that are lined with wildflowers in the spring and summer.
Bonus: Sign up for the next Wildflower Walk on Saturday, May 3 to learn the role these blooms play in the ecosystem.
Sitton’s Gulch Trail
This six-mile round-trip hike is known for its bountiful wildflower blooms during this time of year in the Cloudland Canyon, offering a scenic, strenuous hike.
