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Raccoon Mountain Caverns

Just west of Chattanooga is a high ridge known as Raccoon Mountain and Raccoon Mountain Cave. For adventurous people this area offers camping, but there is a lot more to do than simply pitch a tent. Drive like the Andrettis on the go-kart course or go exploring in the caverns in and around the area you can pan for gold and gemstones in the creeks that run along the base of the mountains.

This structure is Tennessee Valley Authority's largest rock-filled dam, measuring 230 feet high and 8,500 feet long. The 520-acre lake atop the mountain is a part of the TVA hydropower system. Take an amazing tour into the mountain, dam and powerhouse. After your tour, settle down to a picnic lunch at one of the many picnic areas or take in the view of the scenic Tennessee Valley where the mountaintop offers a breathtaking vantage point. Admission is free.

Jack's Alley

Once all but forgotten, this little alleyway is now a hub of activity. Today it is home to Panera Bread, Taco Mac, Sticky Fingers and Birkenstock Shoes. The two story shopping and dining area offers everything from a cup of coffee to delicious Tennessee Barbecued Ribs. Because it is so close to everything downtown, business people take the short walk over for lunch while visitors to the Scenic Citylove the convenience to local attractions and accommodations. Open daily from 11am.

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