🚴 Free Guided Bicycle Tour of Chickamauga Battlefield Set for October 24

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🚴 Free Guided Bicycle Tour of Chickamauga Battlefield Set for October 24

Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park is bringing history to life on two wheels this fall, offering valley residents and visitors a unique way to explore one of the Civil War’s most significant battlefields. The free 4-mile guided tour combines outdoor recreation with deep historical context-a perfect fit for families and history enthusiasts across the region.

πŸ“ Tour Details and What to Expect

The bicycle tour launches Saturday, October 24 at 8:30 am from the lower parking lot of the Chickamauga Battlefield Visitor Center. Riders will spend approximately three hours pedaling through the battlefield, guided by park interpreters who bring the 1863 battle to life. The tour is designed for children 10 years and older when accompanied by an adult, making it accessible to multi-generational groups. 🎯

🚲 Loaner Bikes Available-No Experience Needed

Not everyone owns a bike or feels comfortable bringing their own to a historic site. The park is removing that barrier by offering free loaner bicycles for riders 5 feet tall and over, thanks to sponsorship from National Park Partners. Pre-reservation is required to secure a bike, so interested riders should register in advance through the park’s booking system. ✨

🀝 Community Partnership Behind the Event

Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park is partnering with Outdoor Chattanooga to make this event happen-a collaboration that reflects the region’s commitment to connecting people with both natural spaces and historical education. The partnership underscores how local organizations can work together to create meaningful experiences that serve residents from the valley and surrounding counties. πŸ’‘

πŸ—“οΈ How to Register

Spots are limited, especially for loaner bicycles. Interested participants should pre-register through the park’s online booking system to confirm attendance and reserve equipment if needed. This ensures the park can prepare adequate resources and provide the best experience for all riders.

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Written By Tom Seest

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