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Get InspiredNorth AmericaUnited StatesGeorgiaFort OglethorpeChickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park

Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park

US
National Military Park·Historic, Reflective, Scenic
Living Historians are seen in Kelley Field and in the distance at the Kelley Cabin during the 150th anniversary
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Silent sentinels stand on the Illinois Monument at the Bragg Reservation on Missionary Ridge Battlefield
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As the sun sets on Lookout Mountain, a lone cannon guards the valley below.
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The graves of fallen soldiers from Chickamauga to present dot the landscape in Chattanooga as Lookout Mountain looms in the background
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Confederate soldiers stand watch from Orchard Knob during the 150th anniversary of the Battles for Chattanooga in 2013.
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Living Historians are seen in Kelley Field and in the distance at the Kelley Cabin during the 150th anniversary
Photo by from Nps
Silent sentinels stand on the Illinois Monument at the Bragg Reservation on Missionary Ridge Battlefield
Photo by from Nps
As the sun sets on Lookout Mountain, a lone cannon guards the valley below.
Photo by from Nps
The graves of fallen soldiers from Chickamauga to present dot the landscape in Chattanooga as Lookout Mountain looms in the background
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Confederate soldiers stand watch from Orchard Knob during the 150th anniversary of the Battles for Chattanooga in 2013.
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Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park preserves the hallowed grounds of two major 1863 American Civil War battles. As the first park of its kind, it spans the border of Georgia and Tennessee, offering a profound look into the 'Gateway to the Confederacy.' The landscape is marked by hundreds of historic monuments and markers that narrate the strategic maneuvers of the conflict. Beyond its deep historical roots, the park provides access to beautiful natural scenery and extensive trails, including the famous Lookout Mountain. It serves as an essential destination for education, outdoor exploration, and quiet reflection on the human cost of war.

Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park preserves the hallowed grounds of two major 1863 American Civil War battles. As the first park of its kind, it spans the border of Georgia and Tennessee, offering a profound look into the 'Gateway to the Confederacy.' The landscape is marked by hundreds of historic monuments and markers that narrate the strategic maneuvers of the conflict. Beyond its deep historical roots, the park provides access to beautiful natural scenery and extensive trails, including the famous Lookout Mountain. It serves as an essential destination for education, outdoor exploration, and quiet reflection on the human cost of war.

Address
3370 LaFayette Road
Websitenps.gov
Phone706-866-9241

Highlights

  • Nation's first national military park

  • Hundreds of historic monuments and markers

  • Extensive hiking trails including Lookout Mountain

  • Preserved 1863 Civil War battlefields

Before you go: Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park essentials

  • The park covers a large geographic area across two states; plan your route in advance.

  • Lookout Mountain offers some of the best scenic views in the region.

  • The site is highly educational, with many markers detailing specific military maneuvers.

  • Outdoor conditions can vary; check local weather before heading out on trails.

Visitor Centers

Start your visit at the Chickamauga Battlefield Visitor Center to pick up maps and learn about the park's layout.

Driving Tours

The park is expansive; utilize the self-guided auto tour routes to see the major monuments and battlefield sites efficiently.

Best For

History buffs and outdoor enthusiasts interested in Civil War heritage.

Currency

USD $

Average Cost

$50-$120 p/day

Languages Spoken

English

Hiking Preparation

Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water, especially if you plan to explore the trails on Lookout Mountain.

Respect the Site

As a protected national military park, please remain on marked paths and treat the monuments and grounds with reverence.

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Location

Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, United States
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