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Late summer outdoor fun in Chattanooga, TN

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Big Soddy Creek Gulf | Photo by Trista Pruitt

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How’s it going, Chattanooga? 👋 Intern Cassidy here, and we may be in the midst of a pandemic, but summertime and warm weather are still upon us, and I know all you Chattanoogans are itching to participate in some more outdoor activities before fall arrives.

This could be fun for a while, but there are more options, promise. | Gif via GIPHY

I rounded up something for everyone, so take a look, then get outside and enjoy these last glorious days of summer. ☀️

For the fisherman

🎣 Scenic City Fishing | Experienced guides will help you reach your highest fishing potential in the Chattanooga area. | Follow them on Facebook here and on Instagram @sceniccityfishing.

For the water lover

🚣 L2 Outside | Rent kayaks + paddleboards in the Coolidge Park area for a day (or a couple hours) out on the river. | Follow them on Facebook here and on Instagram @l2_outside_.

For the hiker

🥾 Experience Chattanooga | Embark on a guided hiking tour that comes with a personalized photo gallery with pictures of your adventure taken by a professional photographer. | Follow them on Facebook here and on Instagram @experiencechattanooga.

For the biker

🚴 Enterprise South Nature Park | Bike 10 miles of mountain biking trails easy enough for beginners, or enjoy over five miles of hiking/walking trails as well as several historical exhibits + picnic areas. | Follow them on Facebook here.

🚴 Pedego Chattanooga | Rent (or buy) electric bikes to ride around the city. | Follow them on Facebook here and on Instagram @pedegochattanooga.

For the adventure seeker

🏄 Adventure Sports Innovation | Rent innovative outdoor technology like hoverboards, e-surfboards, and electric vehicles for off-road driving, or immerse yourself in virtual reality simulators for hang gliding, tightrope walking high above the city + more. | Follow them on Facebook here and on Instagram @asichatt.

For the nature lover

🌳 Audubon Acres | Explore 130 acres of nature + learn about its history at this Chattanooga Audubon Society sanctuary. | Follow the Chattanooga Audubon Society on Facebook here.

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