Our Team
Meet the individuals who invest their time, energy, and money into growing National Park Partners.
currently under National Park Service management, which makes us the largest national military park in the country.
of continuous human habitation in evidence on Moccasin Bend.
brought more than $81m dollars of economic impact to our community in 2022.
Meet the individuals who invest their time, energy, and money into growing National Park Partners.
Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Moccasin Bend
Just like the landscape of these parks, history is made up of peaks and valleys. Our nation's timeline hasn't gone in a straight line; there have been many twists and turns over the years. When you walk the same lands as Native Americans, soldiers, and enslaved peoples have, you can uncover new facts America's past, while enjoying the beautiful scenery. Whether you're a history buff, an outdoors enthusiast, student - or all of the above - you'll enjoy these unique educational environments.
Hike through history and retrace the steps of your ancestors by visiting one of our six National Park units.
Get involved with National Park Partners through our community events, a great way to support YOUR Park!
If you value preserving and enhancing these historical sites, we hope you'll consider helping us continue our work.
This beautiful image captures the feeling of being at Chickamauga, the nation’s first ever preserved Civil War Battlefield! Poster is size 12x16.
In late September 1863 more than 120,000 Union and Confederate soldiers fought in the woods and fields west of Chickamauga Creek in northwest Georgia. By the end of the battle, more than 34,000 men were killed, wounded, or missing, and the Union Army was in full retreat towards Chattanooga. From the Spanish American War through World War II, the US Army used the battlefield as a training ground for soliders preparing to go overseas. Today, the landscape is dotted with monuments and markers that commemorate the sacrifices made by the men who fought here during the Civil War.