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River Rock Kennel at Lyceum Farm Member Details Discover the diverse and dynamic businesses that form the heart of Walker County on our Chamber Members page. Each member, from local artisans to established enterprises, contributes uniquely to the rich tapestry of our community. < Back to Member List River Rock Kennel at Lyceum Farm All Members, Services - General 167 cleghorn dr, Lafayette, GA 30728 (678) 446-5178 Visit Their Website Send An Email About Us Dog boarding facility < Back to Member List

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From Civil War battlefields and historic homesteads to cultural landmarks and hidden heritage sites, this 3-day itinerary is built for curious travelers who love uncovering stories where they happened. Echoes of the Past Step into storied towns, timeless landmarks, and living history that honors the people and places that shaped our area. Stay Where Stories Live Make your trip even more immersive with a stay near historic downtowns, Civil War landmarks, or scenic byways. Some places even feel like stepping back in time. Explore Where To Stay! Monuments, Mansions, and the Memory of Time Day One Morning: Start your morning at Kingdom Coffee , a cozy local spot serving up strong coffee and hearty breakfast sandwiches. After breakfast, explore the Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park , the oldest and largest Civil War park in the country. Visit the well-curated visitor center to watch a short film on the battle, then wander the peaceful trails and monuments across the rolling landscape. Afternoon: For lunch, head to Choo Choo BBQ , a classic Southern barbecue spot known for its smoky pulled pork, brisket, and house-made sauces. After lunch, schedule a guided tour of the Gordon-Lee Mansion , one of Georgia’s best-preserved antebellum homes and a former Union hospital during the Battle of Chickamauga. Just across the street, stroll over to Crawfish Springs , a vital Cherokee gathering site and Civil War water source. Before you leave, explore the nearby historic Coke Ovens , remnants of Chickamauga’s 19th-century industrial past that still echo with history. Evening: Wrap up your day with dinner at Petunia’s Silver Jalapeño , a laid-back eatery offering a flavorful mix of Southwest-inspired dishes and comfort food favorites. After dinner, enjoy a scenic drive through the McLemore Cove Historic District , a quiet valley nestled between Lookout Mountain and Pigeon Mountain. Largely unchanged since the 1800s, the cove’s preserved farmlands and mountain views offer a serene end to the day. Walk Through Time, One Landmark at a Time Day Two Morning: Grab a light and sweet start to your day at Great Awakening Coffee & Donuts . From hot coffee to fresh-baked donuts, this cheerful café has everything you need. Spend the morning walking through historic downtown LaFayette. Start at the Chattooga Academy , where Confederate General Braxton Bragg once planned his battle strategy. Then head over to the Marsh House , an elegant home filled with 19th-century artifacts and stories of local life. Finally, visit the Walker County African American Heritage Museum for a powerful look into the contributions and experiences of the area’s Black community throughout history. Afternoon: For lunch, stop at the beloved Dari Dip , a nostalgic drive-in serving burgers, hot dogs, milkshakes, and fried pies. In the afternoon, explore the Estelle Mine Trail , a former coal mining site that hints at the industrial past of the region. If you prefer a more curated journey, drive the Chickamauga Campaign Heritage Trail , a self-guided tour that connects key sites from the 1863 campaign. Be sure to visit Lee & Gordon’s Mill , a critical crossing point during the Civil War. Evening: Enjoy a laid-back dinner at Cesario’s Pizza , where hand-tossed pies and a warm, welcoming vibe make for a relaxing evening meal. After dinner, drive over to the iconic Wilder Brigade Monument at the Chickamauga Battlefield and climb to the top of Wilder Tower. The views are especially beautiful at sunset, and the 85-foot stone structure offers a moving final view of the battlefield. Simple Cabins, Grand Views, and the Stories Between Day Three Morning: Ease into your last day with coffee and a breakfast pastry from (Be)Caffeinated . This fun and friendly shop is the perfect place to sit, sip, and plan your morning route. Next, head to the Chief John Ross House , a preserved log cabin that was home to the Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation. While simple in appearance, this site is rich in cultural and historical meaning, offering a glimpse into a pivotal figure in American and Cherokee history. Afternoon: For lunch, stop by The Village Goat , a creative kitchen serving modern Southern fare with an upscale twist. Their fresh ingredients and inventive dishes make this a stand-out lunch spot. After lunch, explore the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum and enjoy a historic train ride through the scenic countryside. This family-friendly experience brings to life the golden age of rail travel and shows just how important trains were in shaping the region’s growth. Evening: Close out your trip with a flavorful dinner at Amigos at Peerless Mill , a vibrant Mexican restaurant located in a charming historic building. From sizzling fajitas to tacos and enchiladas, there’s something on the menu for everyone. End your journey with a stop at Lookout Mountain Civil War Battlefield , famously known for the “Battle Above the Clouds.” The peaceful views and interpretive signage make it a reflective place to take in the scale of the Civil War’s impact — and the natural beauty of where it all happened. Spring Seasonal Events Battlefield Bicycle Tours Rent a bike from Battlefield Outdoors and explore the battlefield like a soldier on patrol. Guided rides often include narration and route stops at major monuments, offering a unique and active way to learn Civil War history while covering more ground. African American Museum & Cultural Center Spring is a great time to visit this important local museum, which showcases stories, artifacts, and exhibits that honor the legacy and contributions of Black residents in Walker County. It’s a meaningful stop that adds powerful context to your trip. Battle of Chickamauga Reenactment Step back into 1863 with a large-scale reenactment featuring living historians in full uniform, realistic battle scenarios, and immersive encampments. This annual event brings Civil War history to life just a short drive from the original battlefield. Chickamauga Downhome Days Celebrate small-town Southern charm with this classic summer street festival. Enjoy craft booths, live music, vintage cars, and hometown pride in every detail. History lovers will appreciate the heritage displays and community storytelling. Summer Seasonal Events Walker County Farmers Market Held at the Civic Center, this seasonal market offers more than just fresh produce. It often features local vendors selling homemade jams, crafts, and Appalachian goods that reflect the region’s agricultural roots. Tennessee Valley Railroad Summer Rides Hop aboard a restored train car and ride the rails through scenic countryside, arriving in Chickamauga for a 90-minute stop—just enough time to explore the historic downtown and battlefield area. A perfect pairing of movement and memory. Fall Seasonal Events Marsh House Tours Tour the historic Marsh House after dark and hear tales drawn from local lore and archival records. These candlelit tours blend historical fact with legends for a unique look at the past. Fall Festival at the Mansion Celebrate the season with music, crafts, and historical demonstrations at the Gordon-Lee Mansion. This family-friendly event is a great way to experience antebellum life in an interactive setting. Forever Bluegrass Fall Festival Set in the historic agricultural valley of McLemore’s Cove, this music festival combines stunning mountain scenery with toe-tapping bluegrass and a celebration of Appalachian roots. Heritage Days This annual event showcases 19th-century life with blacksmithing demos, spinning wheels, music, and reenactors. It’s an ideal way to engage with the skills, stories, and spirit of early Walker County. Winter Seasonal Events Gordon-Lee Mansion Candlelight Tour Experience this historic home as it would have looked in the 1800s—lit by candlelight, decorated for the holidays, and filled with seasonal music. Guides in period dress share stories of the house’s Civil War past. Chattanooga Riverboat Tours Board a vintage paddlewheel-style boat and cruise the Tennessee River with narration focused on the Civil War and the development of Chattanooga as a railroad and river hub. Tennessee Valley Railroad – Nightcap with St. Nick This festive evening train ride includes seasonal treats and a visit from Santa, but history lovers will also enjoy the heritage railcars and storytelling woven into the ride. Places to Stay Find unique accommodations, from treehouses to cozy cabins. Find Your Place! For the Foodies Discover local restaurants offering everything from Southern comfort food to international flavors. Reserve A Table! Make Memories Explore outdoor adventures, historic landmarks, and fun activities for all ages. Plan Your Adventure! Our Favorite Things There's Always More To Discover Find outdoor adventures, scenic views, and fun activities for couples and families. Explore and plan your trip today! 1 2 Keep in Touch Want to know when new itineraries are uploaded? Add your info here, and we'll share an update to your inbox! First Name Last Name Email Keep Me Updated! Thanks for submitting!

Up The Creek Without A Promo Member Details Discover the diverse and dynamic businesses that form the heart of Walker County on our Chamber Members page. Each member, from local artisans to established enterprises, contributes uniquely to the rich tapestry of our community. < Back to Member List Up The Creek Without A Promo All Members 2516 Ashmore Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37415, USA (423) 708-3678 Visit Their Website Send An Email About Us Promotional Products Distributor < Back to Member List

Escape Orlando for an epic North Georgia adventure, only a direct, affordable Allegiant flight from Orlando to Chattanooga! Let our legendary landscapes, vibrant history, and southern hospitality set the scene for an unforgettable long weekend! Orlando’s Ultimate Getaway A Different Kind of Magic Ready to slow down and breathe a little deeper? Just a short drive from Chattanooga, our corner of northwest Georgia offers cool mountain air, wide-open trails, and stays that feel like a real escape. See Where To Stay! Reconnect & Recharge Day One Morning: Arrive in Chattanooga and begin your adventure with a scenic drive to Cloudland Canyon State Park , one of Georgia’s most spectacular natural destinations. Stop at the visitor center for maps and quick tips before heading out to take in breathtaking canyon vistas from several easy-access overlooks. Walk the Overlook Trail along the rim, where morning sunlight reveals thousand-foot cliffs, wildflowers, and scenic photo spots. Set out on the Waterfalls Trail, a moderately strenuous two-mile round-trip featuring more than 600 stairs leading down to Cherokee and Hemlock Falls—both dramatic cascades framed by lush forests and mossy rock walls. The descent is a workout, but the viewing platforms make each waterfall incredibly rewarding, especially in spring and early summer when the water flow is at its strongest. Add time for a picnic or a pause at one of the shaded spots near the creek at the base. If you want to lengthen your adventure, choose the West Rim Loop for additional overlooks and a taste of the area’s rugged terrain. With miles of scenic trails, beautiful waterfalls, and canyon scenery, Cloudland Canyon is the perfect first stop to set the tone for your weekend escape. Afternoon: Drive up Lookout Mountain and discover Rocktown , an iconic boulder field located within the Crockford-Pigeon Mountain Wildlife Management Area . Here, towering sandstone boulders—carved by ancient geological forces—dot the mountaintop, creating a climber’s playground with routes for all skill levels and panoramic views over Georgia’s highlands. Whether you’re an avid rock climber or a casual explorer, the maze-like array of rocks invites you to scramble, picnic, and enjoy the unique formations. This spot is also perfect for families, with gentle trails winding between giant boulders and shaded glens. Extend your adventure by visiting Zahnd Wildlife Management Area , just minutes away from Rocktown. Zahnd is known for quieter trails and distinctive grey cliffs, as well as bouldering lines like “The Wave” and “Razors Edge.” Here, you can experience a more secluded climbing experience and scenic hikes along forested paths, often encountering wildlife along the way. Both Rocktown and Zahnd require a Georgia hunting, fishing, or lands pass for access, and feature natural settings with minimal crowding—making them true off-the-beaten-path gems for adventure seekers. Evening: As evening settles in, make your way to one of Lookout Mountain’s renowned sunset spots, such as Sunset Rock or Point Park , where vast panoramas showcase the Tennessee River Gorge, rolling valleys, and the glow of Chattanooga in the distance. Sunset Rock, perched on the mountain’s western bluff, promises an unforgettable golden hour—arrive early to secure a spot for front-row views. Enjoy paved walkways and historic monuments at Point Park if you prefer an easy stroll and a setting steeped in Civil War history. After soaking in the mountain’s magical atmosphere, check into your overnight accommodation—you’re spoiled for choice with stylish treehouses, charming bed & breakfasts, or luxe resorts, all offering restful comfort and memorable ambiance. Dining Recommendations: For dinner, unwind at Cesario’s Pizzeria in Rossville, where freshly made dough, hearty Italian classics, and a welcoming team make every meal feel like a celebration. Settle in for the night while mountain breezes and starlit views complete your first epic day. Family Favorites & Scenic Rides Day Two Morning: Begin your day at Lula Lake Land Trust , a protected 8,000-acre wonderland on Lookout Mountain open only during special “Open Gate Days” on select weekends. Secure a reservation in advance and arrive ready for adventure—these public access dates help preserve the pristine landscapes and waterfalls that make Lula Lake famous. Hike scenic trails past sweeping bluffs, tranquil woods, and the star attraction: Lula Falls, a spectacular 120-foot waterfall accessed by a gentle 30-minute walk from the trailhead. The “Classic Loop” route offers family-friendly hiking with bluff-top views and frequent wildlife sightings. Rangers and volunteers are on hand to help, making it easy for first-time visitors. Enjoy photo ops at the best overlooks, then pause by the rushing waters for family bonding or a peaceful picnic. Open Gate Days are limited and popular—plan ahead for a truly unique and memorable experience. Afternoon: Spend the morning exploring the Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park , a sprawling Civil War landmark set amid wooded hills and rolling fields. Begin at the Visitor Center, where friendly rangers, historic exhibits, and an immersive documentary lay out the story of the 1863 battle that shaped American history. Kids and adults alike find inspiration here—look for the famous Fuller Gun Collection and interactive displays. Then, strike out on foot or by bike along the park’s 50 miles of trails, which wind past monuments, memorials, and key battle sites. Don’t miss the climb up Wilder Tower for sweeping mountain views and a new perspective on the battlefield below. Picnic areas and gentle walking routes make it easy to pause and reflect or let kids run free. With every turn, Chickamauga brings history vividly to life—blending natural beauty with living history for all ages. Evening: As evening arrives, visit Rock City atop Lookout Mountain, a one-of-a-kind attraction famed for its whimsical gardens, winding stone paths, and remarkable rock formations. Journey along the Enchanted Trail through lush gardens and under ancient boulders, passing through magical nooks like Fairyland Caverns and Mother Goose Village. Traverse the swinging rope bridge and pause at iconic Lover’s Leap, where breathtaking panoramas let you “see seven states” on a clear day. Kids and adults alike are captivated by the artful displays, winding corridors, and vibrant native plantings. Unique photo spots and gentle evening breezes create the perfect close to your day. Don’t forget to stop at the gift shop or enjoy a treat from one of Rock City’s cafés before heading back for a restful night. Dining Recommendations: End your day at one of its top dinner destinations. For award-winning Southern barbecue, head to Wardlaw’s Lucky Eye-Q in LaFayette—voted the best barbecue in Georgia, known for their melt-in-your-mouth brisket, smoky ribs, and welcoming service rooted in “Love Through BBQ.” The lively community vibe and homemade sides make every meal feel special. If you’re craving a more elevated experience, make reservations at Skyside, where fine Southern-inspired meals are paired with sweeping mountain views, or choose Auld Alliance for an intimate evening featuring French-influenced dishes in a stylish, relaxed atmosphere. Whichever you choose, dinner here is more than a meal—it’s a highlight of your adventure. Choose-Your-Own Adventure Day Three Farmer’s Markets & Pick-Your-Own Flowers: Slow down and soak up local flavor at any one of our bustling farmers' markets, where vendors offer fresh produce, vibrant flowers, homemade pastries, and artisan crafts. Or, head to one of the region’s flower farms to pick your own bouquets, wander blooming fields, and capture the perfect spring or summer photo. Enjoy a picnic among the blossoms for relaxed family fun or a peaceful day together. Golf & Scenic Resort Time: Start your day at McLemore , a mountaintop resort acclaimed for its dramatic fairways and spectacular southern views. Swing through a morning round of golf above the canyon rim, then retreat to Skyside for a relaxed brunch with chef-crafted cuisine and panoramic vistas. McLemore offers ample space to lounge, explore, or take a quiet walk before returning to your unique lodging—perfect for those who appreciate luxury, great food, and unforgettable scenery. Historic Railroad Adventures: Experience the magic of the Tennessee Valley Railroad with a classic ride aboard a vintage railcar. Whether you opt for a themed excursion or a scenic trip through the countryside, the route delivers beautiful mountain and river views, historic narration, and fun for train lovers of all ages. After your rail journey, visit museum exhibits or relax at the depot with snacks and souvenirs—making this a memorable, leisurely way to close your weekend. Back to Reality: After a weekend filled with cool adventures, local flavor, and breathtaking scenery, it’s time to pack up. Transfer to Chattanooga for your seamless Allegiant flight home. Orlando/Sanford is just a relaxed, direct trip away. As you board, enjoy your new memories of canyon hikes, mountaintop sunsets, and family fun! Overnight stays you’ll talk about later! Unique Stays Chanticleer Inn B&B Stone-cottage charm atop Lookout Mountain. Enjoy immaculately-kept grounds, thoughtfully designed rooms, and personal touches like soft robes and local artwork. Wake up to a gourmet breakfast—think Belgian waffles, seasonal fruits, and friendly, attentive service—just steps from the gates of Rock City and spectacular mountain sunrises. Fablerealm Step into a whimsical world with storybook cabins set in private woods. Perfect for families and couples, each cottage offers creative décor, nature-view porches, and magical vibes that invite relaxation, play, and connection. The Elements Treehouse Modern architecture among the treetops. This airy escape features spa-style finishes, panoramic windows, and private decks—luxury and tranquility meet in Walker County’s most serene canopy retreat. The Luna Loft Treehouse Stargazer’s paradise. Cozy up in lofted nooks, read beneath twinkle lights, or watch the forest glow after sunset—a dreamy, intimate setting for couples and creative souls alike. The Sassafras Treehouse Designed by an architect and surrounded by floor-to-ceiling forest views, this striking hideaway brings modern lines and natural comfort together for an unforgettable treetop experience. Cloudland at McLemore Resort Mountaintop luxury awaits, with sweeping vistas, chef-driven restaurants, and access to one of Georgia’s top golf courses. Spacious rooms, resort amenities, and the region’s most breathtaking views make Cloudland a destination in itself. No matter your adventure style or group, these unique stays promise rest, inspiration, and a one-of-a-kind getaway. Local Flavor & Scenic Settings Where To Eat Our dining scene is full of friendly flavors and memorable backdrops—perfect for refueling after a day outdoors or making your evening special. Cesario’s Pizzeria Enjoy classic pies, hearty pastas, and a relaxed, family-friendly vibe. It’s the top choice for a casual meal after busy trail days—a local favorite for all ages. The Creag at McLemore Dine in style with refined Southern plates and sweeping ridge-top vistas. This is a true “special occasion” spot—reserve ahead for sunset views and a memorable meal. Skyside at McLemore From brunch to evening cocktails, Skyside offers creative cuisine in a stunning, relaxed-but-upscale setting. Expect regional ingredients and panoramic mountain scenery. Wardlaw’s Lucky Eye-Q Dive into award-winning smoked meats, homemade sides, and Southern hospitality at its best. Their brisket and ribs are must-tries, and every dish comes with a warm, local welcome. Auld Alliance Intimate and inspired by European culinary traditions, this cozy destination is perfect for date night or celebrating with friends. Enjoy thoughtfully crafted dishes and exceptional service. The Station House A hometown classic serving up hearty Southern plates and traveler-approved specials. Expect generous portions, a relaxed vibe, and true southern hospitality. Ready to dig in? See Menus & Make Reservations for these and more remarkable local dining options! Places to Stay Find unique accommodations, from treehouses to cozy cabins. Find Your Place! For the Foodies Discover local restaurants offering everything from Southern comfort food to international flavors. Reserve A Table! Make Memories Explore outdoor adventures, historic landmarks, and fun activities for all ages. Plan Your Adventure! Our Favorite Things There's Always More To Discover Find outdoor adventures, scenic views, and fun activities for couples and families. Explore and plan your trip today! 1 2 Keep in Touch Want to know when new itineraries are uploaded? Add your info here, and we'll share an update to your inbox! First Name Last Name Email Keep Me Updated! Thanks for submitting!

The Village II Apartments Member Details Discover the diverse and dynamic businesses that form the heart of Walker County on our Chamber Members page. Each member, from local artisans to established enterprises, contributes uniquely to the rich tapestry of our community. < Back to Member List The Village II Apartments All Members, Apartments and Senior Living 147 Arrow Head Dairy Lane, Chickamauga, GA 30707 (706) 750-0336 No Website Provided Send An Email About Us < Back to Member List

Volunteers of America SE Member Details Discover the diverse and dynamic businesses that form the heart of Walker County on our Chamber Members page. Each member, from local artisans to established enterprises, contributes uniquely to the rich tapestry of our community. < Back to Member List Volunteers of America SE All Members 1405 Gordon Pond Road, LaFayette, GA 30728 423-902-8559 Visit Their Website Send An Email About Us < Back to Member List

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Advanced Personal Finance Member Details Discover the diverse and dynamic businesses that form the heart of Walker County on our Chamber Members page. Each member, from local artisans to established enterprises, contributes uniquely to the rich tapestry of our community. < Back to Member List Advanced Personal Finance All Members (706) 424-6591 Visit Their Website Send An Email About Us < Back to Member List