Incredible spot for car enthusiasts to see some of their icons from olden times rusting away…read more Plenty of old Mustangs, VW bus's, thunderbirds, trucks, etc. It has an eerie vibe to the whole place as the forest makes it a quiet resting place for these old cars that were a part of peoples livelihoods. I took some great photos and made great memories with some family members. Highly recommend a visit here if you love artwork, vintage cars, and taking photos!

This place was truly a unique experience. The amount of cars and trucks here is crazy. You can…read morewalk for miles in the woods taking everything in. They do provide a map so that you don't get lost along the way. I recommend wearing comfy enclosed shoes and bug spray!

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 !

After a hard week of underwater basketball weaving course I felt exhausted and decided to go to my…read morecomfort place to get some advice from Mater. I've been going to him for about two years now and his wisdom guides me in my daily life. I love you Mater. No one can take you from me.

I decided to drive a new route one day and discovered this masterpiece. Lifelike and a carbon copy…read moreof Mater from the trilogy Cars, this truck carved a special spot in my heart. Whenever I'm feeling lonely, I like to drive by and wave. Here's to my new friend, Mater!

Can't say a whole lot about this spot, other than the fact that it's certainly a unique house!…read more I've see news stories and reels about this flying saucer house in Chattanooga many times, and loved seeing it in person...maybe one day I'll get a chance to go in, but until then it's still a fun spot to pass by. If you like unique road side attractions, this is one worth detouring for!

Painted a metallic silver, this is literally a spaceship complete with a landing ramp that opens…read moreand closes for entry. From the road, it is quite visible. The house is on private property, so I wouldn't recommend trespassing. The house was built in 1970 of reinforced concrete, acrylic and fiberglass. Constructed by Curtis King as a bachelor pad, the house has three bedrooms and three bathrooms and a total of 2000 square feet. There is a spot on the side of the road where you can leave your car - use the parking brake - and view the house. Expect ten minutes and you can be on your way. [Review 18828 overall - 359 in Tennessee - 2351 of 2022.]

I'll give downtown Blue Ridge a five out of five. We rented a cabin about 10 minutes away from…read moredowntown. When we arrived downtown, we saw parking on both sides of the street (if you don't get designated parking in downtown, you'll have to wind up paying to park). There were cute restaurants, boutiques, and shops lining the streets. Everything from a bear store (literally, it had toy bears lol), to cute coffee shops and ice cream shops, to restaurants (they had everything from pizza to perogies). They also had a bunch of t-shirt shops, ladies clothing shops, to toy stores for the kiddos. Downtown, you'll also notice a train (where you can take either a 2 hour or 4 hour ride....in the nicer weather months and during higher peak times like spring break, I'd recommend purchasing your tickets online, as they sell out regularly). The downtown area is walkable, but there is a bit of a hill, so beware for those that may have mobility issues. This is def worth a trip if you're staying the area, get out stretch your legs, and shop locally. Also, be on the lookout for their free range roosters and chickens that you'll hear regularly downtown and you'll be able to figure out why the chicken did cross the road.

When I brought some friends up here I had a hard time finding the area where all the shops and…read morerestaurants were located. It doesn't have a name but all the store and restaurants are all grouped together on the main street....I actually just typed in Blue Ridge Olive Oil Company because I know last time I was here I came specifically to that store and I know there are other places in the area... Since there isn't technically a "downtown" at least that's what one local person told me. I suggest if you're coming here you just type in E Main Street Blue Ridge, GA 30513 into your GPS or https://goo.gl/maps/avJ8TnjH1nxxtAtk6 You can also type in Blue Ridge Scenic Railway which is also in the same area... https://g.page/blueridgescenicrailway?share The area has at least 3 dozen or more fun and unique shops and there are lots of free and paid parking...most of the parking places I saw charged $5 and you have to bring cash.... Be sure to visit Stella the Dinosaur and get your picture taken with her https://goo.gl/maps/Diu8QH46zKZJvnfN7 Here is a list of some of the places in and around 1. Chester Brunnenmeyer's Bar & Gril https://goo.gl/maps/9fkM3Jw4z4FJPxFV7 2. P J's Rusted Buffalo https://goo.gl/maps/zEgBJeY8ZrpvRJFp6 3. E Quinn Book Seller LLC https://goo.gl/maps/BP7i7SoHpQyjqNZY7 4. Three Sisters Fudge https://g.page/3sistersfudge?share 5. Blue Ridge Adventure Wear https://goo.gl/maps/LbBpDAc1bGpZft65A 6. Silk Road Traveler https://goo.gl/maps/9tW1eX5ddotPLXx96 7. Tupelo Tea https://goo.gl/maps/U6aUjA8wfk9NgKd36 8. Cohutta Fishing Company https://goo.gl/maps/QAyCf4aUg4pSe7cg6 9. Blue Ridge Olive Oil Company https://goo.gl/maps/j9H1RXhy4dr1j2av5 10. Masseria Kitchen+Bar https://goo.gl/maps/DHJmu5PWyR7CoFeL9 You can check this website for more things to do https://www.blueridgemountains.com/things-to-do/ Please just double check the hours before you head on up there because some store are not open on Sundays and some are only open in the weekends!

Blue Ridge is one of my favorite cities and over the years I have been here dozens of times and…read morenever had a bad experience. It's a beautiful drive in the fall about 90 minutes North on 575. Here are some of the places you may want to check out if you're in the area... 1. Harvest on Main https://www.yelp.com/biz/harvest-on-main-blue-ridge?uid=FdPioXvctMq8lhBtd_NnTg&utm_campaign=www_biz_share_page_share_business&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) 2. Cucina Rustica https://www.yelp.com/biz/cucina-rustica-morganton?uid=FdPioXvctMq8lhBtd_NnTg&utm_campaign=www_business_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) 3. Treo Blue Ridge https://www.yelp.com/biz/treo-blue-ridge-blue-ridge-2?uid=FdPioXvctMq8lhBtd_NnTg&utm_campaign=www_business_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) 4. The Sweet Shoppe https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-sweet-shoppe-blue-ridge?uid=FdPioXvctMq8lhBtd_NnTg&utm_campaign=www_business_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) 5. Joe's BBQ https://www.yelp.com/biz/joes-bbq-mccaysville?uid=FdPioXvctMq8lhBtd_NnTg&utm_campaign=www_business_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) Don't forget to take the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway https://www.yelp.com/biz/blue-ridge-scenic-railway-blue-ridge?uid=FdPioXvctMq8lhBtd_NnTg&utm_campaign=www_business_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) and be sure to check out their year round family festivals https://www.blueridgemountains.com/things-to-do/festivals/ 1460th review 7/7/2018 380th for 2018

Pleasant town, but it offers limited accessibility if you have mobility challenges. Most stores…read morefeature steps and lack handicap accessibility. While I understand this is a historic area, many visitors face similar constraints. I managed to shop in only one store, spending just $16.12--a savings for me, but a missed revenue opportunity for local businesses.

LOCATED IN FRONT OF THE SHOP PEZROK…read more Stella the dinosaur is a popular statue in the downtown area of Blue Ridge. It's located in front of the store called Pezrok. The dinosaur is a popular spot with tourists for photos and selfies. There is a sign in front of the dinosaur that says: Hello! My name is Stella. I am a baby Stegosaurus. My species names comes from the Greek words stego and sauros meaning "Roofed Lizard." I have 17 plates on my back I use to absorb heat fro the sun during the day to keep me warm at night. I lived during the late Jurassic period (about 150 million years ago) Although when grown I am around 9 meters (30 ft) in length, 4 meters (14ft) in height and up to nearly 5 metric tons in weight, my brain is only the size of a dog's. Think I'm interesting? Come on inside to see what else Pezrok has to offer! (Display only NOT for sale)

From the Williams Stairway (also called the Zig Zag Walkway), you can get a great view of the…read moreWalnut Street Bridge but this curious pathway is art in itself. And since it's next to the Hunter Museum of American Art, you should visit both. I was drawn to the stairway by the very odd lines on Google Maps (I've tried to attach a photo, which may or may not be removed by Yelp). And in real life, it's just as odd. The stairway is a back-and-forth walkway from the landing in front of the museum down to the Martin Amphitheater underneath the bridge or continue on to the Riverwalk. For the photographer, you'll find all sorts of interesting angles to get pretty pictures for your Instagram. There is also the Bluff View Sculpture Garden. [Review 18810 overall - 346 in Tennessee - 2333 of 2022.]

Looking at it, my thoughts were who '...would want to walk that if there's an alternate path down…read moreadjacent to it??' But it does look beautiful and artsy.

Tennessee, State of…read more Tennessee is an absolutely beautiful state. I've spent many memorable times in Tennessee with my daughter, my family and my friends. I've got two cousins that live in Tennessee. It's a great state to retire. I find that the cost of living is inexpensive compared to the Northeast. I've camped out and hiked in Eastern Tennessee. There's still cities I want to visit. Maybe next lifetime. If you like to travel I recommend you plan a trip touring the parks and historic places in Tennessee. Just be safe up in the mountains!!

Quaint little town with a great history and most of all my hometown!…read moreMany shops to browse and several restaurants to eat!

If you are handicapped and need help with steps, please find somewhere else to go.Almost all the…read morestores have steps from the sidewalk into the store, most with no hand rails and I found it impossible to browse and buy. I realize this is an older town, but a lot of visitors are older also and have to be able to get to the goods to buy them.