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Queen City Lake A serene fishing spot teeming with aquatic life. Queen City Lake in the City of LaFayette features largemouth bass, channel catfish, black crappie, bluegill, redear sunfish and yellow bass. There is a boat ramp, parking and bank fishing in this area. Angler's Paradise Fishing 303 Lakeview Dr, LaFayette, GA, USA Learn More Fishing Tips Bask in the serene beauty of Queen City Lake. A haven for anglers, picnickers, and nature lovers, the lake offers a tranquil setting for relaxation and recreation. Cast a line, paddle the waters, or simply soak in the views; every moment here is a brush with nature's splendor. Queen City Lake offers a tranquil environment for fishing enthusiasts, with abundant fish species. < Back to Fishing

Jump, Dunk and Slide 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 Jump, Dunk and Slide All Members 386 Justin Dr, LaFayette, GA 30728, USA (423) 255-0057 About Us < Back to Member List

Experience genuine Southern hospitality at our local restaurants and hotels. From family-run eateries serving delectable local cuisine to cozy accommodations that feel like home, discover the true essence of Walker Rocks. Culinary Delights Discover the hidden gems of Walker County, recommended by locals. From quaint cafes to boutique hotels, experience the places that locals hold close to their hearts. Explore Local Recommendations Dive into a fusion of traditional Southern flavors and modern culinary techniques. (Be)Caffeinated 200 Chickamauga Ave, Rossville, GA 30741, USA (423) 541-5510 Amigos at Peerless Mill 501 McFarland Ave, Rossville, GA, USA (706) 841-4040 Auld Alliance (at McLemore) 243 Cloudland Drive, Rising Fawn, Georgia 30738, USA (888) 391-1148 Aunt Mo's Cheesecakes 1129 N Main St, LaFayette, GA 30728, USA (706) 996-8334 Baby Hughy’s Pizza & Burgers 8047 U.S. 27, Rock Spring, GA, USA (706) 519-0817 Cesario’s Pizzeria 321 McFarland Ave, Rossville, GA, USA (706)-841-7499 Choo Choo BBQ 12960 US Hwy 27, Chickamauga, GA, USA (706) 375-7675 Crew Smokehouse and Grill 18381 GA-193, Chickamauga, GA 30707, USA 706-539-6560 Croft (at McLemore) 243 Cloudland Drive, Rising Fawn, Georgia 30738, USA (888) 391-1148 Dari Dip 302 W Villanow St, LaFayette, GA 30728, USA (706) 638-3274 Droop Scoops 120 Gordon Street, Chickamauga, GA, USA (706) 924-2136 Great Awakening Coffee & Donuts 111 North Cherokee Street, LaFayette, GA, USA 706-670-1224 Greg's 12560 US Highway 27, Chickamauga, GA, USA (706) 375-4788 Kingdom Coffee 12802 US Highway 27, Chickamauga, GA, USA (706) 888-0414 LaFayette Nutrition 118w Lafayette Square, LaFayette, GA, USA (706) 670-1100 Los Potros 201 Lee Avenue, Chickamauga, GA, USA (706) 375-4111 Park Place Restaurant 2891 Lafayette Rd, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, USA (706) 861-5368 Pie Slingers Pizzeria 56a Fieldstone Parkway, Rock Spring, GA, USA (706) 375-9182 Pocket Cafe (at McLemore) 243 Cloudland Drive, Rising Fawn, Georgia 30738, USA (888) 391-1148 Skyside (at McLemore) 243 Cloudland Drive, Rising Fawn, Georgia 30738, USA (888) 391-1148 Southern Bliss Bakery 1109 N Main St, LaFayette, GA, USA (706) 620-2144 The Creag at McLemore 32 Clubhouse Ln, Rising Fawn, Georgia, USA (706)-620-0158 The Crushed Tomato 111 East Lafayette Square, LaFayette, GA, USA (706) 638-0082 The Grind 104 Crittenden Ave, Chickamauga, GA, USA (706) 924-2502 The Grindstone Tavern 50c Fieldstone Commons, Rock Spring, GA, USA (706)2509640 The Homestead Co 12558 U.S. 27, Chickamauga, GA, USA 706-614-1599 The Station House 123 North Chattanooga Street, LaFayette, GA, USA (706) 996-8031 The Village Goat 96 Fieldstone Parkway, Rock Spring, GA, USA (706) 375-1122 Toki Hibachi Sushi & Steak 116 West Lafayette Square, LaFayette, GA 30728, USA (706) 620-2270 Vienna Bier Garten 1391 North Main Street, LaFayette, GA, USA (706) 996-8577 Wardlaw’s Lucky Eye-Q 103 North Chattanooga Street, LaFayette, GA, USA (706) 670-1000 Wolfe's Den Coffee shop 305 S Duke St, LaFayette, GA 30728, USA (706) 639-6185

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! 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!

Metro Boiler Tube Co. Inc 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 Metro Boiler Tube Co. Inc All Members 122 Rollins Industrial Blvd, Ringgold, GA 30736 Visit Their Website Send An Email About Us < Back to Member List

Air Heat 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 Air Heat All Members, Services - General 12896 N Hwy 27, Chickamauga, GA 30707 (706) 375-5252 Visit Their Website Send An Email About Us HVAC Service and Installation. < Back to Member List

5 Points A cyclist's dream with trails that challenge and inspire. Experience what it’s like to swoop down a trail in Walker County, GA on your mountain bike as you pick up speed! 5 Points features roughly 20 miles of single track trails built by SORBA Chattanooga along a revegetated coal mine. Pedal Through Pristine Trails Cycling 5000 Lula Lake Road, Lookout Mountain, GA, USA Learn More A Cycling Haven At 5 Points, cyclists find their paradise. Winding trails that challenge and excite, set against a backdrop of breathtaking natural beauty. Whether you're pushing your limits or simply enjoying a leisurely ride, 5 Points offers an experience that rejuvenates the spirit and invigorates the soul. Nestled in the heart of Walker County, 5 Points is a testament to the region's commitment to outdoor sports and recreation. 5 Points offers a network of trails that cater to cyclists of all levels. From winding paths to steep inclines, every ride promises a new adventure. < Back to Cycling

Ford Chiropractic 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 Ford Chiropractic All Members, Medical and Health 1304 N Main Street, LaFayette, GA 30728 706-638-3333 No Website Provided Send An Email About Us < Back to Member List

Labrie Parts Corp 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 Labrie Parts Corp All Members, Corporations and Manufacturing 1198 Shattuck Industrial Blvd, LaFayette, GA, USA 706-591-4904 No Website Provided No Email Provided About Us < Back to Member List

Business Water Solutions 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 Business Water Solutions All Members, Retail and Shopping, Services - General 1676 Kingston Hwy, Rome, GA 30161, USA No Website Provided Send An Email About Us < Back to Member List

Lookout Mountain Parkway A drive that offers panoramic views of valleys, waterfalls, and historic sites. This 93-mile drive delights with waterfalls, canyons, scenic brow vistas, unique towns and villages, state and national parks and preserves and many more natural wonders. Panoramas and History Combined Scenic Drives 1009 GA-189 Scenic, Lookout Mountain, GA 30750, USA Lookout Mountain Parkway enters Walker County near 1009 GA-189, Lookout Mountain, GA 30750 (mapped here). Learn More Stops and Sights Embark on a scenic journey along the Lookout Mountain Parkway. Winding roads, panoramic views, and spots of historical significance make this drive a must-experience. Whether you're on a leisurely drive or a photography expedition, the parkway promises moments of awe and wonder. Lookout Mountain Parkway is more than just a scenic drive; it's a journey through history, nature, and breathtaking vistas. Along the drive, there are numerous spots to pause, explore, and soak in the views, from waterfalls to historic landmarks. < Back to Scenic Drives

Mike Herndon Insurance Agency 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 Mike Herndon Insurance Agency All Members, Services - Financial and Realty 8010 Hwy 27 North, Rock Spring, GA 30739 Visit Their Website Send An Email About Us < Back to Member List