At the Chattanooga Nature Center, you'll be able to see 30 native species of animals on scenic trails through the creek and countryside of Lookout Mountain. Some of the animals at the Chattanooga Nature Center include various types of owls, snakes, turtles, and wolves. The Chattanooga Nature Center has red wolves, which are some of the most endangered animals in America. Visitors will also find a 1,400-foot boardwalk that winds through the scenic forests and gardens. When you come to the Chattanooga Nature Center, you can also visit the ecologically engineered constructed wetland or the George S. Bryan Tree House, one of the largest tree houses in the country.
The Chattanooga nature center has several beautiful gardens, including a fragrance garden, organic community garden, woodland gardens, winter garden, butterfly creek garden, morning sun garden, spring courtyard garden, rhododendron garden, and more.
Details
- Ticket price includes admission to the trails, wetlands, tree house, and gardens of the Chattanooga Nature Center.
- The nature center has a Bird and Butterfly Cafe and gift shop onsite.
- Visitors are encouraged to bring cameras.
- This activity is appropriate for all ages.
- Visitors to the nature center should wear comfortable shoes and dress accordingly for the weather.
- The nature center's boardwalk is wheelchair accessible.
