Chattanooga Named "Best Outdoor City" In Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine Poll

  • Thursday, November 1, 2012

Chattanooga was named the "Best Outdoor City" Thursday in Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine's "Best Outdoor Town" Facebook poll. The poll collected 85,000 votes from magazine readers located throughout the Blue Ridge mountain region of the U.S.

The "Best Mountain City" designation comes with a full feature article in the magazine's November issue and a profile video, which can be seen at http://vimeo.com/52565396.

Local representatives from the City of Chattanooga Parks and Recreation Department's Outdoor Chattanooga division, the Crash Pad Chattanooga and Roots Rated.com are quoted in the article and video, which focus on the area's accessible outdoor amenities and relaxed, urban lifestyle.

Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine is a free publication that targets outdoor enthusiasts in communities along the Appalachian Mountain chain, from Washington D.C. to Atlanta, Ga. The magazine publishes online and through a monthly print distribution of 110,000.

To learn more, visit www.blueridgeoutdoors.com

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