Support Us Button Widget

The Ultimate Chattanooga Bucket List

Photo from the Walnut Street Bridge at dusk.

Check off these ultimate Chattanooga activities | Photo by NOOGAtoday

Table of Contents

A month ago, we asked you what local activities you would include on the ultimate Chattanooga Bucket List.

We narrowed that list down to 12 Scenic City-centered items for you to check off this summer, and even more exciting — the bucket list winners will receive NOOGAToday swag.

First place will get a hat for those long summer days, and second + third places get coffee mugs to use year-round.

The rules:

  • The first 3 people who complete the list (with photo proof of each activity) will win.
  • No, the photo doesn’t have to be new. If you’ve already done something on the list + have a photo of it — we’ll count that.
  • You’ll have through July 15 to check off everything.
  • After you’ve finished the list, send us your proof + we’ll keep track of the first 3 winners. We’ll get in touch with the winners after the competition ends.

The list:

  • Hike to Edward’s Point, Sunset Rock, Mushroom Rock, or Signal Point — your choice
  • Visit one of the Hunter Museum’s current exhibits (#ProTip: the museum has several free events going on this month)
  • Go for a walk or bike ride on the Riverwalk
  • Spend the day at a local farmers market
  • Cheer on the Lookouts, Red Wolves, or Chattanooga FC at a game
  • Go for a scenic drive on W Road (don’t take the picture while driving — grab a passenger to help)
  • Buy a bag of coffee beans from a local coffee shop
  • Take a ride on the Coolidge Park carousel (which just recently reopened)
  • Hang out in Cooper’s Alley
  • Enjoy live music at one of the summer music series’ going on
  • Try a dish at one of Chattanooga’s “classic restaurants”
  • Grab some ice cream at Clumpies or Ice Cream Show + walk across the bridge

Poll

More from NOOGAtoday
The Creative Discovery Museum + The Hunter Museum of American Art are debuting their first installations of the new year.
Ready for your lunch break? Check out these 30+ lunches from Downtown to Northshore.
Share your thoughts about a potential space dedicated to performing arts like music, dance, and theater in Chattanooga.
The public radio organization has opened up its annual contest to scout local talent across the nation for its infamous + intimate concert series.
California-based lidar technology company Ouster will soon be deploying its Ouster BlueCity program at 120 intersections in the city.
Learn more about one of Chattanooga’s oldest standing buildings and its ties to the area’s historic railways.
Learn how to prepare your garden and what to plant in the winter months.
We’re testing out this internet trend with our very own Scenic City.
Becoming a new resident is easy with our Chattanoogan 101 guide to all things Chattanooga.
The Tennessee Aquarium is working to save this fish species that is only found in Chattanooga.