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Daytime

History and Hops at Ross's Landing

Start with a quiet walk along the riverfront before grabbing a pint and exploring the site where the Cherokee removal began.

Best time: 12:00About 90 min

Timeline

  1. 12:00

    Ross's Landing

    Walk Ross's Landing Park to see the markers of the Cherokee removal. The site is quiet at midday, offering space to reflect on the history without the lunchtime rush.

  2. 12:15

    Hutton and Smith Brewing Company

    Head to Hutton and Smith Brewing Company for a craft beer. It is open from noon on Saturdays, making it the perfect spot for a relaxed afternoon pint near the river.

  3. 12:45

    Ruth Holmberg Memorial

    Stroll to the Ruth Holmberg Memorial. This sculpture of three dogs marks the 8th spot on the Chattanooga River Walk, a gentle continuation of the riverside path.

Local tip

Ross's Landing and the River Walk are best enjoyed in the cooler hours of the day. Check the route if you need to walk back to the city center.

Check before you go

  • Hutton and Smith Brewing Company is open Sa 12:00-23:00; Su 12:00-18:00; Mo-Fr 16:00-22:00. Arrive by noon on weekends.

Worth knowing

  • Hutton and Smith Brewing Company is open at 12:15 only on Sa, Su

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