Chattanooga, Tennessee:
Tennessee Riverpark
One of the most engaging and popular projects to emerge from the Tennessee Riverpark Master Plan was the Riverwalk - a continuous circuit of parks, trails, and landmarks that stretches from the Chickamauga Dam through downtown Chattanooga to Maccasin Bend. The first phases have surpassed all expectations. The Riverwalk has been described as "a necklace with various jewels, each being unique and special high quality developments, along the way." Current jewels include the Tennessee Aquarium and Ross's Landing Park and Plaza, the Chattanooga Rowing Center, Centre South Riverport Industrial Park, the historic Bluff Furnace Exhibit, RiverSet Apartments and Heritage Landing residential development. For more information, contact RiverValley Partners at 423/265-3700 or email chattinfo@rivervalleypartners.com.

Columbus, Georgia - Phoenix City:
The Riverfront Development
The Riverfront Development includes a multitude of arenas and complexes to be developed on both the Columbus and Phoenix City sides of the Chattahoochee River. The Riverwalk will be central to all the new development and will include: Challenger Center, Performing Arts Complex, Phoenix City Amphitheater, RiverWorks, South Commons Complex and Confederate Naval Museum. The South Commons Complex includes the new Olympic Softball Complex, the Columbus Civic Center, Golden Park and Memorial Park. For more information call Uptown Columbus, Inc. at 596-0111.

Little Rock, Arkansas
River Market District & Riverfront Park
Home of the Riverfest Arts and Music Festival, the River Market District is a thriving economic hub lined with trendy restaurants, boutiques and unique service providers. Read more at their website.

Crystal Springs, Mississippi
Chautauqua Boardwalk
From the Clarion Ledger, April 2002:
Chautauqua boardwalk now open to public
The second and final phase of an elevated boardwalk/nature trail has been completed and opened to the public at Chautauqya Park in Crystal Springs. The new 500-foot section of the Tree Top Trail brings the total length of the completed structure to 1,500 feet. Sally Garland, director of parks and recreation for the city of Crystal Springs, said the boardwalk, which winds through the trees in the heavily wooded park, has proved a popular attraction since the first 1,000 feet were completed in January. The 74-acre Chautauque Park, which features another 3 miles of traditional nature trails, is on U.S. 51 in Crystal Springs, approximately 1 mile south of the Mississippi 27 interchange.