From Trains to Bridges: 1.5 Hours of Chattanooga’s Best on Rydables

Join us for an unforgettable 1.5-hour adventure through Chattanooga’s past and present—on a Rydable!

Step back in time and uncover the fascinating stories of Chattanooga on our 1.5-hour Rydable History Tour! Riding
one of our fun, stuffed-animal scooters—whether it’s a unicorn, dragon, or elephant—you’ll experience the perfect blend of joy, adventure, and education. This tour is ideal for families, history buffs, and anyone ready to see the city in a whole new way.

We’ll begin at our office located at 707 Cherry St in Downtown Chattanooga.   After a brief training we will pass through art alleys, past post Civil War era buildings on our way to the Tennessee Aquarium.  From there, we’ll cross the iconic Walnut Street Bridge,  one of the longest pedestrian and bike bridges in the country. Take in breathtaking views of the Tennessee River, Lookout Mountain, and the city skyline as we pause for unforgettable photo opportunities. We  will pass through the Bluff View Arts district and head towards the Big 9, a historic African American neighborhood.  We will pass by the Bessie Smith Center.  If time allows we will head to the Chattanooga Choo Choo, where you’ll learn how the city became a vital hub of the railway industry and why this landmark inspired the famous song. Along the way, we’ll delve into Chattanooga’s rich history, from its Native American roots to its transformation into a vibrant modern city. Hear captivating stories of the Civil War battles fought here and how Chattanooga became known as the “Scenic City.”

You’ll also learn about the famous people who call Chattanooga home, including Grammy-winning artist Usher, and other notable figures who’ve left their mark on the cit

This isn’t just a ride—it’s a journey through time and culture. With every turn, you’ll gain new insights into what makes Chattanooga such a unique and beloved destination.

Includes:

English Speaking Guide Rydable.

Not Included:

Gratuity for Guides.

Highlights:

– Hunter Museum
– Bluff View Art District
– Walnut Bridge
– North Shore
– Tennessee Aquarium
– Chattanooga Choo Choo