Stringers Ridge Park
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(from Google)Beautiful, rolling trail for a hike; not much of a "park" at the High Ridge Dr trailhead, not really any parking at this location. For more parking and restrooms go to the Spears Ave entrance.
Great for dog walking, hiking or mountain biking. Stick to the direction posted for your activity on each day to stay safe and please pick up litter!
Accessed park by west Bell trailhead. Street parking seems fine. Well designed and maintained trail network in preserve. A decent city view at the observation deck. Visited the White Oak Park by the connector trail. Looped back to my car by White Oak Rd, Auburndal Ave, Mississippi Ave, Tremont St, and Cherokee Blvd. It was a great brisk stroll.
This was my first time to walk this park. The walk was very pleasant and the trails well kept up. Mountain bikers were flying through at times which was a bit surprising but it also seemed like a lot of fun. The overview was amazing and very well taken care of. The paths were easy to medium difficulty, depending what you are used to. I recommend trying out this place. It is easy and convenient.
Closest trail to hike and Mtn bike with forest near downtown, basically in downtown. Do not recommend going right after a big rain unless you don’t care about mud on your shoes etc. It has a beautiful overlook not too far from the Spears Ave. trailhead. It is very hilly so if you are out of shape may want to take it slow and bring some water! They have markings for which way bikers and hikers are supposed to face depending on the days of the week. Definitely a trail to stay alert on cause of the different activities, hills, and lots of tree roots, so watch your steps! Has automated restrooms at the spears Ave trailhead, but they close sometime near dark. Trees are well marked and lots of maps throughout to navigate. Definitely a must do trail in Chattanooga!💛🌄