Head of the Hooch Rowing Regatta to Remain in Chattanooga
The Head of the Hooch event will continue to be held in Chattanooga for years to come.
Chattanooga, TN, October 8, 2026 — The annual Head of the Hooch rowing regatta has secured its future in Chattanooga, Tennessee, with plans indicating the event will continue to be hosted in the city for many years ahead. This major rowing competition, which draws thousands of athletes and spectators, has been a significant fixture in Chattanooga’s event calendar.
While the specific duration of the commitment for future years was not detailed, the confirmation signifies a long-term partnership between the event organizers and the city. The Head of the Hooch is known for its participation numbers, often ranking as one of the largest rowing regattas in the United States.
The event typically takes place along the Tennessee River, utilizing the city’s scenic waterway as its course. It features a variety of race distances and categories for different age groups and skill levels, from junior rowers to elite adult competitors.
Organizers have not released details regarding any new agreements or specific terms that would govern the event’s continued presence in Chattanooga. Information regarding the exact timeline for the
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