Complete park information about visiting the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park is now available on the National Park Planner!
The Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park preserves two Civil War battlefields and is the oldest military park in the National Park system. Separated by just a few miles, the Chickamauga Battlefield is in Georgia, just south of the Tennessee / Georgia border, while sites that make up the Chattanooga unit are scattered about the greater Chattanooga area.
CHICKAMAUGA BATTLEFIELD
Visitor Center (allow 1-3 hours)
Battlefield Auto Tour (allow 2.5 hours)
Hiking Trails (up to 3 days worth of hikes)
Cemeteries and Graves (1-2 hours)
Biking (1-3 hours)
Horseback Riding
Picnic Areas
Directions and Contact Infomation
History of the Battle of Chickamauga
CHATTANOOGA BATTLEFIELD
Visitor Center (allow 1 hour)
Park Units (map)
Craven’s House (allow 30 minutes)
Missionary Ridge (allow 2 hours)
Moccasin Bend (allow 2 hours)
National Cemetery (allow 1-2 hours)
Orchard Knob (allow 30 minutes plus drive time)
Point Park at Lookout Mountain (allow 1-1.5 hours)
Signal Point (allow 30 minutes plus drive time)
Hiking Trails (up to 2 days worth of hiking)
Picnic Areas
Directions and Contact Information
History of the Battle of Chattanooga
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Last updated on March 24, 2019
