DeAnna A

a month ago

We love this nature trail! Dog friendly (please clean up after them! There's plenty of bags provided!! People ruin good things by not following the rules!) There's places to walk down in the water to wade or let your children play. There's also hammock posts along the nice paved trail for a hammock!

Cathy Iwashere

8 months ago

Really nice paved walking path that meanders alongside the creek and over a walking bridge. Some uphill grade,but not a lot. Dog friendly,but beware ,there isn't a bathroom .

Erica

6 months ago

I live like 2 minutes from here and it's one of my favorite trails and bridges especially when I do photography!

Tilly Lo

3 years ago

Nice paved trail along the creek. I live the boardwalk the best. This trail is very dogfriendly and I am not sure how long the trail is, but we walked almost a mile before turning around and back tracked. There are signs warning of wildlife and reptiles. Fortunately, I didn't see any reptiles.

AIR

a month ago

1. Trails are NOT kid friendly. They can be young adult friendly, but are absolutely not in the condition for kids or older dogs. 2. The destroyed bridge connects the white trail with the orange trail. I read all about a destroyed bridge, but I didn't find which trail it was along. 3. We took the green trail up. The green tail is overgrown in places along the river, can feel almost vertical at times, and would be dangerous to descend from the opening furthest to the left. We took the white trail down. It winded so it wasn't too steep but it was still moderate difficulty due to erosion, loose slippery gravel, and large networks of roots. The view along the river was pretty and we enjoyed seeing the bat cave across the river. The party structure and the playground at the top was nice. It would make for a pretty event spot in the woods (bring mosquito spray). All in all, it's a decent place for a solid workout; it's just not as described by AI. I'm a hiker who enjoys ascension, but I'll have to leave hubby and the dogs if I return.

Danielle DeSimone

5 months ago

This is a lovely trail. Not crowded. This morning part of the white trail is flooded and I wouldn’t recommend trying to pass it. The current looks strong. This was on the far end by the bat caves.

Tim Oleston

4 months ago

One walking bridge was destroyed and there are trash or oil barrels piled up in a ravine, but the grounds are otherwise quite nice.

Johanna Barragan

11 months ago

Beautiful trail. We took the white trail. Was very beautiful. Our bunny loved it! So it’s bunny approved. lol. Wear hiking boots and watch the floor as walking since there’s lots of loose rocks and tree roots. Benches everywhere to rest, beautiful scenery of the river and we had a lovely experience. Wish I could’ve added some videos but app won’t let me.

Mark Godfrey

3 years ago

Not much to see. Just a historical marker. This the place where the General ran out of fuel, ending the Great Locomotive Chase on April 12, 1862. Was worth the drive.

Summer Rose

5 years ago

It's a good sized monument sign at a pull-off between the road and railroad

Edward Bomar

4 years ago

History is always good to see where something took place.

Shannon “Tony” Baker

7 years ago

Loved it and stayed long enough to find out why

Candice Clark

2 years ago

Unique and beautiful historic location. Take time to come in during business hours.

C W

6 years ago

It took me years to finally be at the right spot at the right time. During my tour of the Atlanta Campaign I finally was able to stop by and go in to see the inside of the Old Stone Church. I remember speaking to a lady who had volunteered there for a number of years. I enjoyed talking to her and learning a little about the local area and its history.

Worleybird

6 years ago

Historic Place with rich history from as far back as the Civil War.

Rosanne Tucker

7 years ago

Would have liked to go in but they don't open till 1. That was a bummer but the info out side was very interesting

Guillaume K

4 years ago

Very nice 9 holes disc golf course for beginners. The pads have the hole number on them but more then often its been washed away so having an app with the holes is convenient. Its not that hard to figure out beside 2 or 3 holes. It is mostly in the very open field so just a few holes with a few trees but nothing major. The park is very clean and the parking lot is a very decent size. Dogs are allowed

Gary Reilly

a year ago

Awsome cute park with baseball training areas feilds and playground and clean bathrooms cute pond and bridge on walk path

John Garrod

6 months ago

Great local treasure. Baseball/softball fields, disc golf course, paved walking paths, even a small fishing area. Lots of parking, though when there are tournaments it can be tough to navigate. Very clean & plenty places to sit & relax

Cathy

a week ago

Nice walking trail. Clean. But traffic noise scared my dog and I had to leave

Dra. Maria Carolina Duarte

a month ago

Our stay at this resort was absolutely wonderful and truly unforgettable. The place is breathtakingly beautiful, filled with thoughtful details that create a romantic and cozy atmosphere. Everything felt comfortable, elegant, and carefully designed to make us feel special. This getaway was exactly what we needed as a couple — it brought us closer together and reminded us of the importance of taking time just for us. We left feeling more connected, renewed, and grateful for the experience. One of the highlights was the massage session, which was simply amazing. It was deeply relaxing and added so much to the overall sense of peace and intimacy we enjoyed during our stay. We cannot recommend this resort enough — it is a magical place for couples seeking rest, romance, and meaningful moments together.

Shelley Allison

3 weeks ago

We had a wonderful stay at Lookout Tower! We only wish we had more time there. It is clear that every detail had been thought of and the space is perfect for a weekend getaway or celebrating a special moment. We added on the private dinner with Chef P and that was amazing! The food was spectacular and you could tell she loved being a part of Selah Ridge. The atmosphere and simple touches truly made our stay cozy, personal, and filled with memories. We will definitely be back!

Ashley Akers

in the last week

So special and peaceful! This place is just as lovely as it looks like online! The Treehouse is so fun. The view is spectacular. Outdoor shower, hot tub, fire pit, smores, wine, special note - all of these made this stay so nice! The Shiloh is larger and so beautiful. The pool and hot tub with the changing colors is nice. The fire pit is great for entertaining. The interior of this space is so unique - arched doorways with beautiful lights. Bathroom is amazing! The outdoor shower is so large and has many options. Oh and the secret room - soo fun for kids!! Also soo many amazing books to read! Can use the greenhouse anytime. We used the sauna and cold plunge. Close to a good hike about 15 minutes away. Close to Chattanooga to go to restaurants and shop. Really is such a special place that they have put so much thought into. Highly recommend!

Jennifer Jones

a month ago

Lil piece of Heaven here on Earth. We stayed at the Shiloh, and the only thing it was missing was..absolutely nothing. It was perfect. We had our own pool, hot tub, fire pit. The space was secluded, clean and unique. Heated bathroom floors, shower outside, hidden room, roof top adventures, what else is there? I booked this place last year and now I can't wait to go back. We had originally booked it for my husband and I but then decided to bring our daughter and her friend since there was a hidden room for them, to do their senior photos. Perfection.

Michael Sharrock

2 years ago

Meh! It's a shallow creek. I saw a turtle and a lonely duck. Some people get in the water. I don't trust it. There's a water treatment facility about a mile down the path. The walking path is nice! Bring repellent with deet! You'll thank me.

Madalyn Smith

a year ago

The nature trail along the creek in Ringgold is wonderful. It's fully paved now, has two fenced-in dog play areas, offers kayak and tube rentals for enjoying the creek, provides benches, picnic tables, trash bins and doggy poo collection bags...in short, is a complete dream. Many new trees have been planted and the old ones have been labeled. Most of the walking trail is in the shade, which my dog and I both love, and I marvel during every visit at how clean and well-maintained the city has kept the entire premises. As a longtime resident of Ringgold, I am very proud of this nature trail and lovely creek.

Tilly Lo

3 years ago

The trees and bushes block the view of the creek on the trail. There are mini waterfalls. If you park at the nature trail area, there is where you can take your canoe, kayaking, etc into the water

Summer Cocaine

a month ago

I'm newly relocated from Florida and I'm in love with this creek and the history...blessed and my autistic kiddo loved jumping right in ❤️

vintage soul 1219

2 years ago

Great looking mural on the side of a ice cream shoppe. Whoever painted miss Dolly has some talent

Steve Nantz

2 years ago

A nice small town addition to the chapel just up the street where she was married. We love Ringgold! 🙂🎶🇺🇲

Michael Hicks

a year ago

Great place for a picture during Dolly Days inn Ringgold

PJ Colpitts

a year ago

It's a beautiful spot in a lovely little town.

Mark Vaughn

a year ago

Great show with amazing talent all around set in a historic building with nearby walkable eateries.

Wanda Stephenson

6 years ago

I usually try to give good reviews. But, this place has changed. And not for the better. People are not showing up to Jam before the show. The only people there were three of our friends! And I helped out a little by singing two songs. Please let everyone meet in the back room like before! They should have their choice if they want to Jam or watch the show!! The show itself was boring. The previous shows were a lot better.

Doug Ford

2 years ago

Our Cross Culture Church Christmas dinner was in the old Ringgold Train Depot which has a stage, plenty of space for food prep, sound system, and awesome ambiance lighting.

Doug Ford

3 years ago

We had out Cross Culture Church Thanksgiving dinner at this venue and it was very impressive with nice soft lighting!

Glenn Ashley

a year ago

Wonderful venue for company dinners, family reunions, and business events! Great food options, friendly atmosphere. Live music during my attendance. Great time and can feel the history!

The Travelers

4 years ago

We were on our way elsewhere, but the depot happened to catch our attention! It is in a cute downtown area that seems to have a lot of history. The depot itself (now used as an event space) wasn't open, but we were able to walk around outside. There are some informative plaques that give you a little glimpse of the past. Definitely worth a visit!

mike check

a year ago

Awesome haunted wagon ride. Bob was the best as he told the story of the depot and the graveyard. Great music Friendly environment Thank you

Channa Swafford

2 years ago

My two girls and I had a really good time. The band was good, the hay ride and haunted house were good, but my personal favorite was the ghost tour (Jennifer was amazing!) My only complaints were that there was no real food vendors but that's hardly a big issue we just hit up McDonald's on the way home and the hay ride could use a little more to it... I highly recommend! 🙂