Begin your journey at Ross's Landing, the historical heart of Chattanooga, where you’ll meet your guide and group. Receive an introduction to Chattanooga’s rich history, including its strategic importance during the Civil War and its development as a transportation hub.

Tunnel Entrance - The Walnut Street Bridge Area - The entrance near the Walnut Street Bridge leads to one of Chattanooga's lesser-known tunnels. These tunnels played a vital role during the Civil War, serving as hidden passageways and storage spaces. Enter the first tunnel, feel the cool air, and imagine the activities that might have taken place here during wartime.

Drive to Cameron Hill, once a prominent neighborhood in Chattanooga. Beneath it lies a network of tunnels that played key roles during the city’s development. Walk through the remaining sections of these tunnels, hearing about their use in rail transport and as escape routes during the Civil War. Your guide will also share stories of Cameron Hill's transformation and eventual demolition.

• History: Visit the Chattanooga Choo Choo Complex, a historic railway station turned hotel, which sits atop some of Chattanooga's most famous tunnels. • What to Expect: Explore the tunnels beneath the station that once facilitated the movement of goods and passengers across the Southeast. Hear stories about the golden age of rail travel and the role these tunnels played in Chattanooga’s economy.

Take a break to enjoy lunch at a local restaurant known for its Southern cuisine and Oyster Bar. Relax and refuel while discussing the morning’s discoveries with your guide and fellow travelers. Please understand that each guest will be paying for a meal and/or beverages of his or her choice.

Secret Tunnels and Hidden Pathways Continue your journey to the Bluff View Art District, an area known for its scenic views and hidden tunnels. Explore tunnels and passageways used by early settlers and artists. Learn about the area’s development and its current status as a cultural hub.

The Lookout Mountain Tunnels: Venture to the historic St. Elmo neighborhood at the base of Lookout Mountain. This area is home to several tunnels used for transportation and storage in the early 20th century. Walk through some of the tunnels and hear about their role in supporting the local community and industries. Your guide will also share stories about the neighborhood’s historical significance.