Ross's Landing — Attraction in Chattanooga

Ross’s Landing is one of the most vibrant spots in Chattanooga. It’s a beautiful riverfront park that was buzzing with energy during today’s Ironman race, with athletes, spectators, and families all gathered along the water. The park itself has been recently renovated and offers a wide river pier, marina, and a natural amphitheatre with the Chattanooga Green, where concerts and festivals are often held. It’s a great place for a peaceful stroll or to just sit and watch the sunset over the Tennessee River. Around the park, you’ll find plenty of restaurants within walking distance and local art displays that give the area a creative, welcoming feel. The public boat landing makes it easy to access the river, and the location is perfect, right across from the Tennessee Aquarium and a short drive to Rock City and Ruby Falls. Ross’s Landing captures the best of Chattanooga: lively events, good food, public art, and unbeatable...

This Ross's Landing Park is right in the heart ❤️ of Tourism. We love it ! You guys will love it to. Our World's Famous Aquarium is right across the street. The Passage , which is a beautiful historical water 🌊 walk is next door.There are nice apts. townhomes, restaurants, hotels, theaters, and sportbars in the area. This Park 🏞️ is also adjacent to our Southern Bell Riverboat. This includes a riverboat cruise. There are nice restaurants inside the boat 🚢⛵ dock without cruising. There are very nice piers used for fishing , boating, and walking the area. The playground is very nice, and safe away from the road. This is completed with slides , swings, and merry go rounds. This area is also convenient for concerts, iron men competition, beautiful views, and for just observing people. So bring your picnic lunch and prepare to eat or check ✅ out any of the outstanding meals delicious 😋 at the restaurants 😜. I love 💕...

Very nice park along the Tennessee River. The park is well lit in the evening and there are a lot of parking option around in the area.

There are places to sit and hang out enjoying nature and the river. You can easily get to the Aquarium, Hunter Museum of American Art and the Walnut Street Pedestrian Bridge. We walked around the park in the late evening and felt safe the entire time we were down there. There were people all around and with the fact that they light the sidewalks very well I never felt like someone could be off to the side waiting for someone to walk by.

It also helps that the park is a little bit from the downtown core which makes it more quiet and a great place to be outside without having to...