You won't be disappointed it is the best library you'll ever go to I highly recommend this library…read moregreat staff even have video game!!!

I've visited this library about 4-5 times now & it doesn't seem to matter when I go, the women are…read morenever friendly & always seem bothered. As a graduate student, I mostly use the library at the university, nonetheless, it's always the same experience here. I even called once & asked to have a book placed on hold and the librarian told me she could not because she was too busy!

When in Catoosa Co this my go-to bathroom destination. The bathrooms are located just inside the…read moremain entrance (making it a great option when pressed for time). The bathroom stalls are few but they are mostly clean and always stocked with tp. My preferred stall is the smaller one closer to the door. Some things to look out for... the soap dispensers on the sink are false prophets, empty and dry as they come. The real soap Moses is located in the 2 dispensers on the walls to the left and right of the sinks. If you're looking to dry your hands with paper towels then look somewhere else. As dry and empty as the soap dispensers stands the paper towel holder towards the door. A hand blow is all you're gonna get here but like most things in life, it gets the job done. If you're cruising down 2A on a wing and a prayer I give this bathroom 4/5. Safe travels and may all your undies stay white.

Interesting, off the beaten path historical site. This is the burial ground for approximately 451…read moreconfederate soldiers who died in the Battle of Resaca in Gordon County during the Civil War. The Resaca Battlefield is a separate site located a few miles up the road. Most of the soldiers buried here are listed as "unknown soldiers," with a few graves properly marked. Walking around here is a bit creepy, almost as if the ghosts of the dead are still restless. It is a very quiet, highly appropriate place to bury the long-:dead and allow them to Rest In Peace. It's quiet and a little hard to find, but worth the effort to locate it. The place is beautiful and shaded by trees in the quiet countryside. Several markers and informational boards located near the entrance help educate those stopping by about the history of the great Resaca Battle and the birth of the cemetery shortly thereafter. The woman who helped establish the cemetery is also buried here and her history is also thoughtfully told here. Overall, an interesting site for history buffs.

Really nice and well kept historical cemetery. Caretakers supposedly live next door and keep…read morewatchful eye for trouble. Therefore, this is a nice public cemetery that is clean and safe to walk around in sandals if you happen to find yourself in the area. The road up there seems quaint and just when it feel like a private drive, you'll see the cemetery off to the south side of the road. Information kiosk and plenty of parking. This is a small side trip, maybe 5 minutes off I-75 and Resaca exit. There's a Pilot Truck stop and a Dennys at that exit, good spot to take a break from the road.

Went here in the afternoon with my husband and kids (age 7&8). We did the guided tour and it was…read morewonderful! The inside museum is self guided. We took probably 20-30 minutes inside, then hopped on a golf cart for the guided part of the tour. It ended up taking about an hour to an hour and a half. Our guide was so knowledgeable and made learning fun (per my kids!). If you want to learn a little history in a relaxed and engaging environment, you should stop in here! Keep in mind that most of the tour/museum is outside, so if you don't want to get wet or be too cold or too hot, plan your visit with the weather in mind.

Our guide, Jody, made it great! Upon driving up to the museum, we didn't expect much and inside the…read moresmall museum wasn't much. But once we boarded the golf cart on the guided tour with Jody, that all changed. The weather was great, which always helps but the knowledge Jody shared at each stop took us back in history. As a teacher, I appreciated each detail and he (Jody) was always ready to answer questions. The property around the museum is where all of the history took place and Tunnel Hill takes great pride in their local treasure. I was surprised to learn all the seemingly small place had to offer. Kudos to all the people who work hard to keep this place alive. My kids and I had a great visit! I will note that it is more for middle school and up. And it's good for the kids to already have some knowledge about the Civil War. I only rate it one star less than perfect because the displays and mannequins need quite a bit of updating. You do have to have a good guide!

If you're in the neighborhood take the drive to the top. On a clear day the view is incredible.read more

We were here for an entire week in Chattanooga and able to travel up the mountain 4 of those days!…read moreWhat amazing views of surrounding area! And the people I'll never get over how wonderful they were all were to us! We went to Ruby Falls rock city Park point and stopped at several of the small shops on the way up. We could not do the incline due to my grandson's fear Heights, but we did watch it several times from different advantage points every penny we spent was worth it and 1 million more. The memories made this week will last a lifetime for me and I'm so thankful we were able to take our grandsons and experience this beautiful amazing place with them.

Here at Lula Lake Land Trust in Lookout Mountain, Georgia (20 miles southwest of Chattanooga,…read moreTennessee), this is a fun little journey, a 4-mile out and back or roundtrip hike getting to experience the prized highlight here...120-foot Lula Falls. The area around Lula Falls is private property. The Board of Trustees are sensitive about protecting the ecology of this land and so...visiting capacity is greatly reduced. In order to visit, you must book a reservation online ahead of time at lulalake.org. It's $16 entry per car, regardless of the number of passengers. Visitation dates are totally out of the norm, outside guests can enter the grounds on the first and last weekends of each month. That's 4 days per month and 48 days out of the entire year! Eye opening when you think about that statistic within the bigger picture of making plans to see Lula Falls. The pathway trail to reach Lula Falls is moderately easy. Follow the gravel dirt road for the first 1.5 out of 2 miles. Along the way, on the left hand side of the trail is a terrific overlook of Lula Falls. Although you can enter down to the falls taking Old Falls Trail, those stair steps are pretty steep. It was suggested to me to walk just a little further down to Lula Falls Trail and follow that pathway to Lula Falls. Upon arriving at the heart of it all, Lula Falls is mighty impressive, a magical wonder of a waterfall plunging 120 feet in a straight free-fall. While the sun was shining, I even caught a rainbow at the base of the falls which made the setting here somewhat of a pause in time moment. Backdrops like these don't come around often, I was relishing it all. Feeling thankful and blessed would describe things well. There's no swimming at the falls and I respect that, just enjoying the beauty of the falls was good enough for me. On the return trip back towards the entrance, you can follow the Bluff Trail above the forest tree-line to a panoramic clearing from high atop Lookout Mountain. It's a good chance to view the Chattanooga Valley from an undisturbed vantage point. You can finish out the hike taking the Bluff Trail almost all the way back to the start, or the Middle Trail is just as good too. But if you enjoy hiking in nature, either pathway will get the job done. Overall, getting to venture out to Lula Lake Land Trust and hike to Lula Falls was a joyous occasion for me, someone who loves the great outdoors and takes nothing for granted. Thank you for having me.

Beautiful hike at Lula Falls. It is about 4 miles round trip. We went in May when it wasn't hot but…read morewas still warm enough that my jacket didn't stay on long. The trails are well maintained and easy except for the last quarter mile to the lower falls. Worth the trek down to the lower falls area. A bit of a challenge for this 62 year old but slow and steady won the day. We enjoyed a nice lunch in the picnic area near the stairs to the lower falls.

History, adventure, arts and shopping abound in Calhoun - Gordon County. Step back in time as you…read morewalk in the footsteps of Civil War soldiers and Cherokee Indians. Paddle the rivers and lakes, hike or bike the scenic nature trails, and tour one of our local farms. Enjoy acclaimed entertainment and marvel at the artistry of the Folk Art Garden. Shop the sales at Calhoun Premium Outlets and find unique souvenirs in Downtown Calhoun. Conveniently located on I-75 between Atlanta and Chattanooga, Gordon County offers easy access to plentiful dining choices, entertainment, shopping and lodging.

This place is so cool. So much history and so worth checking out…read more We drove through much of this but stopped by the tower. Of course I had to walk up it ....and back down. I had spaghetti legs after that, but it was so worth it. The view from the top is so beautiful.

Had an amazing visit here today. It is absolutely worth the visit. So much history…read more I can truly appreciate the self guided narration by utilizing the NPS app. It helps keep you on track as you navigate through the battlefield. Next visit I plan to do a little more walking around. This is a huge land mass and there are some areas you cannot get to via vehicle. It was nice to see lots of people on bike, flying kites and with the pets.