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Connor Toll House is a small but meaningful historical stop tucked along Anderson Pike. Built in the early 1900s, the house played a role as a strategic point for the Union Army and was later used as part of the development of a transportation network across Walden’s Ridge. It also served as a toll gate for travelers making their way up the mountain. Today, the house is not open to visitors, but you can still see the old wooden building contrasting with the modern homes in the neighborhood. It’s worth passing by for a closer look from the outside.

Prentice Cooper Wildlife Management Area sprawls across 24,686 acres of scenic Tennessee wilderness. Offering diverse ecosystems and outdoor activities like cycling, hiking, fishing, and birdwatching, it's a haven for lovers of nature and adventure.

Catch lush & stunning views of the surrounding Appalachian Mountains from Bakewell Mountain!

Chickamauga Reservoir, nestled along the Tennessee River, captivates with its expansive waters and picturesque shores.

Hicks Gap Natural Area is a lush mountainous area nestled in the Appalachian foothills of the Cumberland Plateau. It provides breathtaking views and a peaceful environment for outdoor enthusiasts in the Chattanooga area.

On the right sight of Signal Point Park is the entrance to the nature trails into the Rainbow Wilderness with some scenic view points on Edwards point and the Tennessee River Valley

A place of historical importance, Signal Point and Signal Point Park are popular hiking and running attractions in the Chattanooga area. The views from Signal Point are of the Tennessee River, and the parking area also serves as a trailhead for the Cumberland Trail.

Signal Point was a key location from which Union forces relayed information from within the city to the outside world during the Siege of Chattanooga. There is a good view of the Tennessee River below.