Which city has a better riverfront?

[rocky top buzz]

Actually, one of the nice things about Nashville's river is that's it's wide enough to be usable and worth developing, but at the same time not so wide that you can't use both sides of the river for an event.

I am amazed that 100,000 people were there! That's how many were at the Nashville fireworks, and I thought that number was huge!

[Justiceham]

Wow Hankster, great pics. It is nice to see the potential being taken advantage of by Chattanooga's riverfront. I'd rank them number one any day.

[miami1855]

This is great. Clarksville and Nashville have small areas like this, but nothing this large and interactive.

[smeagolsfree]

I think either Memphis or Chattanooga at this time. You cant under rate Mud Island, which I suppose would be included in the Memphis riverfront.

With the plans that are in the works for Nashville, I would say in 5 years they may have the edge.

[Bound4TN]

Am I missing something or is Nashville the city a nice area?

[Lexy]

Am I missing something or is Nashville the city a nice area?

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[Fellowmann20]

Memphis...There ain't nothin like watchin the mighty Mississippi flow on by. I always thought the Greenbelt Park on Mud Island was really nice.

[idlewild]

Definitely Memphis, are you kidding...Nashville's riverfront doesn't exist

[flith]

Chattanoog's Riverfront is so nice two events from Georgia have been moved to it. The Head of the 'Hooch Regatta moved to it last year (from the Chattahoochie in Roswell/Atlanta), and Tour de Georgia has a phase that ends there also.

Since the post above the 'Hooch Regatta has grown to the 2nd largest rowing event after Boston's Charles Regatta. The 'Hooch attandance should be up 25% with 12000 visitors and 9000 rowers.

[Memphis4ever]

I would say Memphis does now beale street landing is beautiful and the pyramid and cobblestone projects should top off the cake.