Beautiful Soddy Daisy
Soddy Daisy is a small rural town 15 miles north of the city of Chattanooga, TN. Soddy Daisy lies along Soddy Lake between beautiful mountain ridges. It is a great place to live, raise a family or retire.
If you visit Chattanooga, Tennessee you need to drop by Soddy Daisy. It is small but offers some interesting restaurants and sights.
If you visit Chattanooga, Tennessee you need to drop by Soddy Daisy. It is small but offers some interesting restaurants and sights.
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Fun in Soddy Daisy
Soddy Daisy is a growing town with one of it's greatest assets being its location on Soddy Lake.
The lake provides great fishing and great boating. Skiing, boating,fishing,swimming and any other water sport can make summer lots of fun in Soddy Daisy.
If for some reason the lake, with swimming, boating and fishing is not your cup of tea, maybe a hike in the woods or just a picnic along the lake would be fun.
Many evenings you can stroll over to the community ball park and watch the ball practice or catch a game. I personally, love to watch the little kids playing coach pitch or t-ball.
On top of Mowbray Mountain you can also find a Clay shooting business. Many area residents and Chattanoogans come to Montalke Classic Clays for fun. On the way up Mowbray Mountain you can also catch a great view of Soddy Daisy and many miles around from about 1600 feet.
If you are looking for a great place to eat in Soddy Daisy there are too many to name here. You can find the usual fast food establishments, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Sonic, McDonalds, Wendys, Hardees, Pizza Hut etc. But if you want to really have some great food try the local family owned establishments.
Just to name one of the many, "Home Folks Restaurant", here you get a country buffet. Two of the cooks have been with this family restaurant for over 32 years. If you want good food while in Soddy Daisy you have to try this restaurant. There are numerous other family owned and operated restaurants in the area that serve great food, so there is a wide and varied assortment. One of my favorite restaurants is a great Italian restaurant, Flavors of Italy, it has delicious food and great service.
There are always places to shop, from the great antique shops where you can browse all day, to the Wal-Mart and Dollar General. There is a variety of shops in Soddy Daisy to fit almost any shopping fancy you might have.
It is easy to see that although Soddy Daisy is not a large metropolis, it has all the ingredients necessary for a comfortable lifestyle. Due to the location of Soddy Daisy on US 27, there is always great access to more shopping and activities in Chattanooga.
The lake provides great fishing and great boating. Skiing, boating,fishing,swimming and any other water sport can make summer lots of fun in Soddy Daisy.
If for some reason the lake, with swimming, boating and fishing is not your cup of tea, maybe a hike in the woods or just a picnic along the lake would be fun.
Many evenings you can stroll over to the community ball park and watch the ball practice or catch a game. I personally, love to watch the little kids playing coach pitch or t-ball.
On top of Mowbray Mountain you can also find a Clay shooting business. Many area residents and Chattanoogans come to Montalke Classic Clays for fun. On the way up Mowbray Mountain you can also catch a great view of Soddy Daisy and many miles around from about 1600 feet.
If you are looking for a great place to eat in Soddy Daisy there are too many to name here. You can find the usual fast food establishments, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Sonic, McDonalds, Wendys, Hardees, Pizza Hut etc. But if you want to really have some great food try the local family owned establishments.
Just to name one of the many, "Home Folks Restaurant", here you get a country buffet. Two of the cooks have been with this family restaurant for over 32 years. If you want good food while in Soddy Daisy you have to try this restaurant. There are numerous other family owned and operated restaurants in the area that serve great food, so there is a wide and varied assortment. One of my favorite restaurants is a great Italian restaurant, Flavors of Italy, it has delicious food and great service.
There are always places to shop, from the great antique shops where you can browse all day, to the Wal-Mart and Dollar General. There is a variety of shops in Soddy Daisy to fit almost any shopping fancy you might have.
It is easy to see that although Soddy Daisy is not a large metropolis, it has all the ingredients necessary for a comfortable lifestyle. Due to the location of Soddy Daisy on US 27, there is always great access to more shopping and activities in Chattanooga.
Soddy Daisy History
Soddy-Daisy was originally two separate coal towns, Soddy and Daisy. In 1969, the two independent towns became one, Soddy -Daisy.
This small town has a small bird sanctuary along the lake, and several nice parks for picnics and exercise. There is a state natural area called the North Chickamauga Creek Gorge, it has great hiking trails, with waterfalls and is part of the Cumberland Trail System.
Lake Soddy
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Soddy Daisy, TN Stats
The population of 37379 is 23,346.
That's #4272 out of all 42,305 zip codes.
97% of the population is white, which is 23 points more than the national average.
The average household income in 37379 is $41,590, which is $11,892 more than the typical average.
This contributes to the average house being worth $96,000. When the survey was done in 2000, that represented a difference of 22% from the typical value.
Men make up 49% of the population, and the typical age in this part of TN is 37.4.
Stats about: Soddy Daisy, TN
Population: 23,346Number of Households: 9,584
Average House Value: $96,000
Average Income per Household: $41,590
Elevation: 685 ft
Population Breakdown:
Weather in Soddy Daisy, TN
Current weather conditions in Soddy Daisy, TN (37379)
Local Pollen Reports
41°F (Feels like 34°F)
Last update: 12/5/09 2:53 PM EST
Humidity: 51%Visibility: 10.0 mi
Dew Point: 24°F
UV Index: 1 (Lawn and Garden Weather)
Barometer: 30.13in falling
Moon: Rush Hour Traffic
Wind: 13mph From: Airport Conditions
Today
Partly Cloudy
High: 41°F
Low: 25°F
Sunrise: 7:35 AM
Sunset: 5:28 PM
Sunday
Dec 6
Partly Cloudy
High: 49°F
Low: 35°F
Sunrise: 7:36 AM
Sunset: 5:28 PM
Monday
Dec 7
Partly Cloudy
High: 49°F
Low: 39°F
Sunrise: 7:37 AM
Sunset: 5:28 PM
Tuesday
Dec 8
Showers
High: 53°F
Low: 51°F
Sunrise: 7:37 AM
Sunset: 5:29 PM
Have you been here?
Have you ever seen Soddy Daisy? Would you visit if you were in the area? Let me know what you think.
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- Ramkitten Ramkitten Oct 25, 2009 @ 8:26 pm
- No, never have been to that part of Tennessee, but I've spent time in the far eastern part of the state (on the Appalachian Trail), and my husband and I spent two weeks in Nashville and the surrounding countryside last year. We both just love Tennessee, so I'm sure we'll be back and probably will get to this part of the state sooner than later. I'll have to keep Soddy Daisy in mind when we go.
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- poddys poddys Nov 16, 2008 @ 6:35 pm
- I haven't been there, but I have been to Chattanooga. This part of the Tennessee / Georgia border around Lookout Mountain is spectacular.
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- KimGiancaterino KimGiancaterino Oct 8, 2008 @ 4:27 pm
- I've never been to Soddy Daisy. The closest I've come to it is Nashville, which I loved. Welcome to All Things Travel.
Soddy Daisy Books
Information on Soddy Daisy and the area.
Our Zion: a Sesquicentennial Publication of the First Presbyterian Church; Soddy Daisy, Tennessee: 1828-1978.
Amazon Price: (as of 12/05/2009) 
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