This dive site is situated on the Downtown Chattanooga Riverfront, directly opposite the Tennessee Aquarium. Primarily known as a unique spot for 'treasure hunting' after city events, divers often search for lost items. Underwater navigation typically follows the riverbed, but specific natural or artificial structures are not detailed. There is no specific historical dive story mentioned beyond its identity as an urban river access point.
The aquatic life here consists of common freshwater fish species including Catfish, Bass, and Brim. While specific plant life is not detailed, typical freshwater river ecosystems often feature various aquatic vegetation suitable for these fish.
The best time to visit this site is when river conditions are calm, as it is crucial to verify that the river flow is not excessively strong for your diving ability. Visibility is highly variable and significantly impacted by recent rainfall and currents. Divers and freedivers should anticipate potential low visibility and prepare for changing current strengths, making stable weather periods ideal for exploration.
