We were here for an entire week in Chattanooga and able to travel up the mountain 4 of those days!…read moreWhat amazing views of surrounding area! And the people I'll never get over how wonderful they were all were to us! We went to Ruby Falls rock city Park point and stopped at several of the small shops on the way up. We could not do the incline due to my grandson's fear Heights, but we did watch it several times from different advantage points every penny we spent was worth it and 1 million more. The memories made this week will last a lifetime for me and I'm so thankful we were able to take our grandsons and experience this beautiful amazing place with them.

It was very crowded which was expected during the holidays. Rock city was really cool and the views…read morewere beautiful and I'm sure would be much better on a clear day. It was pretty expensive but still worth trying in my opinion there's a good amount to look at.

My sisters and I planned a couple of days in Chattanooga. Of everything we did, we enjoyed Rock…read moreCity the most. It was nice to take our time and explore on our own. I had been years ago, but did not remember much about the trip except fat mans squeeze. YAY, I could still fit through the narrow rock wall.

Rock City is one of those attractions that truly lives up to the hype. I first came here in 2017…read moreand it was a must to come this summer. From the moment you begin the walk through the gardens and rock formations, there is something interesting to see around every corner. The trails are well maintained, easy to follow, and filled with unique features that make the experience enjoyable for visitors of all ages. The highlight is, of course, the incredible views from the top. On a clear day, the panoramic scenery is breathtaking and offers countless opportunities for photos. The famous lookout points provide stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, making it easy to understand why Rock City has become such an Narrow passageways between massive rock formations, beautiful gardens, waterfalls, bridges, and scenic overlooks all combine to create an experience that feels much larger than expected. Every section offers something different, it although it was hot , we enjoyed our day . The grounds were clean, well maintained, and organized, and there were plenty of opportunities to stop, take photos, and enjoy the scenery at your own pace. The attraction strikes a great balance between natural beauty, family-friendly fun, and memorable views. Overall, Rock City is a must-see destination when visiting the Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain area. Between the spectacular views, beautiful landscaping, fascinating rock formations, hidden gnomes, fairytale walk-through, and family-friendly atmosphere, it offers an experience that is both memorable and well worth the time. Caution it's not for the people afraid of heights !

Three of our party of four had enjoyed the Duck Boat experience in Chattanooga before. It was just…read moreas much fun the second time around! Captain Rob again was a great tour guide, captain and safety officer. Duck boat tour is now our must do every visit to Chattanooga! If you have any aspiring young boat captains in your group, you definitely want to let them try out their duck boat driving skills.

This was fun. The tour guide was informative. The tour guide could have left his political views…read moreout of it though. There is a time and place for that. This was not the time nor the place. I would do it again though

We moved to Chattanooga about 4 years ago. We had not done the Trolley Tour yet here. We go on a…read moretrolley tour everywhere we travel. And we have done a lot of traveling for leisure and work. Our tour guide Ed was welcoming and had a wonderful personality. He made everyone laugh and enjoy the experience. Learned some interesting things and it was the perfect amount of time. Chattanooga is rich in art and history and I would recommend it to people visiting and moving here.

The trip included the car museum and speed shop. Loads of information. Very friendly folks…read more Only thing for seniors is the slatted wooden seats on the trolley get the best of you.

This marker is located on the climb to the top of Lookout Mountain and is in a mostly residential…read moreneighborhood. I wonder how these people get here when the weather is poor because even on a dry afternoon, it was a challenging road. 4WD SUVs are recommended! The marker reads, "Founded here July 4, 1857, when its first trustees, representing Episcopal dioceses in ten Southern states, met to adopt the plan of Bishop (later Confederate General) Leonidas Polk for a university to be sponsored by the Episcopal Church. Following the colorful ceremony here, a second meeting of the Board was held in Montgomery, Alabama, in November, 1857, and Sewanee, Tennessee was chosen as the site." There is not much room to stop here but there was no traffic so blocking the road briefly wasn't a problem. [Review 18832 overall - 363 in Tennessee - 2355 of 2022.]

Upon entering... the cleanliness of the restrooms immediately impressed, setting a standard for the…read moreoverall visit. The lobby welcome center was efficiently managed, providing essential information to guide visitors. A helpful staff member was on hand, offering insights into the exhibits ensuring a well-informed exploration. Adjacent to the lobby, a curated selection of pamphlets was organized meticulously, offering additional resources for visitors. The ambiance was further enriched by a picturesque fireplace display complemented by a Civil War exhibit, which added historical depth to the experience. In essence, the Tennessee Welcome Center served as a comprehensive entry point, seamlessly integrating informational resources with engaging displays. RATINGS & LOGISTICS: - Atmosphere: 8/10 - Exhibit Quality: 9/10 - Service/Flow: 7/10 - Value: 8/10 - Would Return: Yes. definitly returning.

Welcome to Tennessee! I stopped here just to use the restroom and stretch out my leg. Yeah, I'm at…read morethat age. Lol Inside and outside of this welcome station both are well kept. I really appreciate the clean restrooms. I loved seeing all the cute dogs also on a potty break. This is a great place to stop while traveling!

This was a great experience! Jason is a great storyteller, and is full of general history knowledge…read moretoo. Lots of fun, would totally recommend!

We had the best time! Our guide Jason was awesome and very knowledgeable. We learned history while…read morehaving fun. Would 100% recommend scheduling a tour!

The good- it's a great free natural area for the community with lots of educational opportunities…read morelike the wildlife rehab aspect and somewhat diverse habitat types The bad- the management/owners have wack priorities

Lovely location to shoot photos of my nieces and nephew in October. Just beginning to have fall…read morecolor in mid-October.

The cabin is clean, quiet, set on an incredible piece of land with a marvelous waterfall. Peaceful!…read more The way Grant and Becky have it set up, all the camping areas and the sweet fairy village throughout the woods, a search and find game was made for my husband and I one afternoon. We laughed enjoyed the property so much!! Thank you Lord for placing Miller Falls in our life!! Donnie and Tina

Stayed this past weekend in the tree tent. It's a yurt on a trampoline. If you are older you will…read morewant an air mattress to sleep on. Bathrooms and shower were nearby. It rained so it was nice to have the area below to sit and eat and enjoy the weather out of the rain. A really cool waterfall was near by on the property as well. It's close to town and different state parks. We visited Foster falls and Denny's Cove, about 20 minutes away, and loved them. Grant gave us a personalized tour and checked in to see how things were going. Would definitely stay again and hope to soon!!