Lookout Mountain in Chattanooga is one of the “Must Visit” places in the southeast. It’s full of views, waterfalls, and even caves.
We took this weekend trip in late march and caught some unobstructed views of Chattanooga and beautiful weateher!
Long weekend in Brevard? Follow our footsteps! Above is a Map of places we visited!
Treetop Hideaways – Ruby Falls
We stayed at a BEAUTIFUL treehouse on the side of Lookout Mountain with amazing views below. It had everything you could want from an AirBnB and more. Treetop Hideaway is associated with Ruby Falls and is located in walking distance to Ruby Falls. There are 3 amazing treehouses fully equipped and have views of the Tennessee River and downtown Chattanooga.
Ruby Falls
Ruby Falls is the tallest commercial underground waterfall in the US. This waterfall is 90 ft tall and is at the end of a half-mile underground tour where your guide will take you through the cave and discuss its history and significance. Ruby Falls is lit for added glory and you will have plenty of time to get photos and videos of it with you and your group.
I suggest pre-purchasing tickets as the tickets for Ruby Falls are in high demand!
Rock City
You’ve probably seen signs to SEE ROCK CITY all over the place. Well here’s your chance! Rock City is a park on top of Lookout Mountain. Although it’s technically in Georgia, it’s about a 15-minute drive from Ruby Falls. Rock City is full of views, a stunning waterfall, and unique attractions.
Check out our guide to Rock City
Caney Creek Falls (Bonus)
The Incline Railway takes you on a journey from the bottom of Lookout Mountain to the top and back. This is a very unique experience and well worth the money.
At the top, you can visit Point Park (or you can drive there)
Check out Incline Railway’s website.
Point Park
Point Park is a Civil War Memorial Park owned by the National Park Service. Visit the US history and learn about what it was like during the battles around Chattanooga.
Find out more about Point Park on their website.
Our Itinerary
Day 1: Drive to Chattanooga, Treetop Hideaway. When we got in we enjoyed dinner and the view.
Day 2: Woke up and went to a morning tour of Ruby Falls. That afternoon we visited Rock City and ended at Point Park for sunset. Ended the night at the treehouse making s’mores.
Day 3: Woke up and took the incline railway. Then we headed home stopping at Russel Cave National Monument on our way.
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