Wauhatchie Woodlands

At the base of Lookout Mountain on Cummings Highway, Wauhatchie Woodlands is a cabin rental property run by Timberroot. According to its website, the 14-acre site holds 27 tiny cabins and three custom homes, from two-person cabins up to a connected group of houses for larger parties. Most cabins have a private hot tub, and the grounds include a community fire pit, walking trails, a pickleball court, a playground and a small petting zoo. Sprout General Store sits at the entrance as a grab-and-go cafe with coffee, ice cream, locally made goods and outdoor gear, and its website says day visitors can shop there too. According to its site, the property was once a trailer park, and the site traces the land's history back to the Cherokee and the Civil War supply route through the valley. Its FAQ says most units allow dogs under set size limits.