Address: 900 N Sanctuary Rd, Chattanooga, TN 37421, USA
Phone: +14238921499
Sunday: 1–5PM
Monday: 9AM–5PM
Tuesday: 9AM–5PM
Wednesday: 9AM–5PM
Thursday: 9AM–5PM
Friday: 9AM–5PM
Saturday: 9AM–5PM
Slsclimbhgts Minneapolis
Plenty of hiking trail options with lots of wildlife all sound. We even saw a pair of red tail hawks.
Joe Gorbea
Audubon Acres is at the end of the road passing through a quiet neighborhood on the Trail of Tears. A repository of Native American history with many walking trails all marked and mapped lead you back in time. The staff is very helpful and willing to share their extensive knowledge of the location's history.
Lezlie Cohen
The grounds are just beautiful, and we loved the walking trails and the suspension bridge. There are little exhibits to see as well. The day we went there was an American Indian event going on. I highly recommend Audubon Acres if you love nature and walking trails. Very tranquil and peaceful.
Peggy Kelly
Audubon Acres is Chattanooga’s Oldest Wildlife Sanctuary. Spring Frog Cabin thought to have been constructed in the mid 1700’s and is a registered site on the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail. This place is peaceful and tranquil until the train comes barreling through. Watching a train up close is always fun! Walking trails are lovely including the swinging bridge!
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NO SORRY. THE TRAILS ARE LIKE HIKING IN WOODS. TREE ROOTS, TWIGGS, LIMBS. IT DOES HAVE BUMPY PATHS.THERE IS A $5.00 FEE
Sorry, none.
Yes. Everything is looking good. Nothing done during COVID, but all's well now.
No as it is a wildlife sanctuary
Im pretty positive they'd allow it. Stay leashed, and clean up. Nice hike back in there, you and your pup will enjoy it. The folks there are great.
The trails are easy and you won't get lost. There are markes around and you have a map as well to guide you. Do the hike you'll enjoy the beautiful scenery and peacefulness.
Sorry, Wade. As a wildlife sanctuary, we do not allow fishing on site. Check out the Tennessee Riverwalk or the mill at Graysville.
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