Tennessee Riverpark

Park · Chattanooga

Tennessee Riverpark

Park · Chattanooga

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4301 Amnicola Hwy, Chattanooga, TN 37402

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Highlights

Scenic river trail with art, fishing piers, picnic areas & rentals  

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4301 Amnicola Hwy, Chattanooga, TN 37402 Get directions

parks.hamiltontn.gov
@hamcotnparks

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4301 Amnicola Hwy, Chattanooga, TN 37402 Get directions

+1 423 209 5370
parks.hamiltontn.gov
@hamcotnparks
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@HamCoTNParks

Features

wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Oct 24, 2025

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A 13-mile waterfront greenway linking neighborhoods, murals, and river vistas. Open most sections 24/7; often cited by Condé Nast Traveler and Lonely Planet as an essential Chattanooga experience.

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RESONANT TONES

Google
Beautiful River walk paved trail! Playgrounds, restrooms, water fountains for you and your pups, bike repair stations, grilling and picnic areas, and more. Beautiful views of the Tennessee River with docks and a public boat ramp! An amazing gold star memorial with a Navy and Marine Corps reserve station next to the park. Park Ranger station and maintenance staff are on site as well! I take my son for long walks here in his stroller. Definitely worth the visit! Enjoy!!

Treia Sellers

Google
This is a lovely, clean, park for family and friends to get together. The bathrooms are clean. There is an indoor facility that you can reserve. There is a pier that you can go fishing off of. There are multiple picnic areas.

Lori Harding

Google
I love the Riverwalk. It's great for walking, biking, running, and skating. Every time I go, I discover something new. There are lots of picnic areas, fishing spots, boat launches and most importantly BATHROOMS along the route. It's very well kept. People seem to do a good job picking up after themselves, their children, and pets. The Parks Dept does a great job too!

Amber Price

Google
Today was my first visit here thanks to my mom. I loved it but dont like them porta pottys and im not sure I seen a working water fountain . I see the construction going on ..looking forward to seeing the end results 😊

Michael Garbarino

Google
Great way to explore Chattanooga on this 13 mile urban greenway connecting Chickamauga Dam to Ross's Landing and the St. Elmo neighborhood. The Chattanooga Bicycle Transit System has numerous stations along this corridor with bicycles, e-bikes, and e-scooters for rent.

Adrienne Finney

Google
Beautiful park, great place to walk, have family outings, enjoy the views

Malcolm Godwin

Google
The river park and all included areas are such a great thing for the city. This area has plenty of play space, open grass area, and fire pits with grills. Plenty of piers to fish if that is your thing, plenty of art, plenty of playground things for the kids to have fun. There is an area that can be rented if you want to reserve the park. This area specifically is next door to the marine corps reserve center where there was a significant disaster about decades ago ago. This park has erected a beautiful memorial for those that had lost their life in that specific event. Great place to visit.

Jeff Stover

Google
Very well kept park. I am disabled but usually visit the area below Chickamauga Dam. I’m able tow walk with my Rollator easily on their paved walking trail. This is also at the dual-line railroad bridge call Tenbridge.