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Just south of Chattanooga is the site of the area's longest and bloodiest battle of the United States Civil War. The U.S. War Department (now the Department of the Interior) declared this battlefield a National Military Park in the 1890s. It has attracted millions of visitors over the years. Chickamauga Battlefield, Lookout Mountain Battlefield and Point Park, Missionary Ridge and Moccasin Bend are the highlights of this attraction. A visitor's center provides detailed information about the history of the battlefield and the battles fought here. The self-guided tour takes you through several battle sites, the Wilder Tower Monument, and a common area for picnics and recreation.

Sail along the Lake Chickamauga by hiring a yacht at the Blue Heaven River Tours. Specializing in organising private water tours on their boats and ships that can comfortably accommodate 2-6 people. Set sail with that special someone on a private sunset cruise or spend the evening swimming, snorkeling and fishing. You can also bring in your own food to enjoy while you sail or stop at one of the many restaurants by the water to eat to your heart’s content. Party boats are also available for group sizer larger than 6. If you are looking for a memorable day on the water, then Blue Heaven River Tours certainly won’t disappoint. Also, since all tours are private, you are free to share this unforgettable experience with no one other than family and friends.

One of Georgia's most scenic parks, the Cloudland Canyon State Park offers visitors plenty of recreational activities amidst the rugged geology. The park straddles a deep gorge cut through the mountain by Sitton Gulch Creek. The picnic area offers spectacular views of the canyon, while the park offers exceptional hiking trails. Visitors can also enjoy camping at the spacious walk-in cottages and yurts near the canyon's edge. At the bottom of the gorge, two waterfalls surge over layers of sandstone and shale forming small pools. The local guide service provides hikes and family-friendly cave tours that educate visitors about cave formations and geology. You can also enjoy other activities such as golfing and fishing.

Start at the top of a raging river and then delve beneath the surface to discover all the life that teems within. It is all a part of the experience of the world's largest freshwater aquarium. Within the 12-story structure, you will see birds, snakes, river otters and turtles in their natural habitats, as well as fish indigenous to the Tennessee River.

Take a break from your regular city life and enjoy some time surrounded by lush greenery as you visit the Tennessee River Park. This spacious park is known for its scenic beauty and is a popular outing spot for the locals as well as the tourists. Situated by the riverside, the park features a water front trail which is just ideal for a romantic walk with someone special. Besides, the park has picnic facilities, drinking fountains and public art throughout and is a great spot for spending some quality time with your loved ones. You can also fish or enjoy boating when here.

Located off Lee Highway in Tennessee, Cleveland Greenway is a walking trail that is four miles (6.4 kilometers) long. A part of the Greenway Network, this path was established in the year 2001. Visitors can walk along this trail that starts at Willow Street. It passes through the friendly Greenway Park, which is equipped with a pavilion, a children’s playground and more. Lined with lush green trees, this walking path is the ideal place to explore for nature enthusiasts in the area.