Lookout Mountain offers visitors stunning vistas and rich historical significance, spanning three states—Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee.
Lookout Mountain is a historically and geologically intriguing destination located where the corners of Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee meet. This scenic area is renowned for its breathtaking views, particularly from the famous Lover's Leap, where one can see seven states on a clear day. The mountain is rich in Civil War history, with notable battles such as the Battle of Lookout Mountain taking place here. Visitors can explore a range of natural attractions, including caves, waterfalls, and unique rock formations at Rock City. Lookout Mountain also offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and rock climbing. The mountain is part of the Appalachian Plateau, featuring ecosystems that are home to diverse flora and fauna, including endemic species. Its recreational appeal, combined with historical and cultural significance, makes Lookout Mountain a popular destination for history buffs, nature lovers, and adventure enthusiasts.
Lover's Leap for panoramic views
Ruby Falls, a stunning underground waterfall
Rock City with its ancient rock formations
Civil War battlefields and memorials
A viewpoint where, legend has it, you can see seven states on a clear day.
The tallest and deepest underground waterfall open to the public in the United States.
Famous for its rock formations, gardens, and winding trails.