Rock City Lookout Mountain

george karampoulis

For our anniversary we chose to visit Rock City Gardens early in the morning. No people were there when it first opened, so it was a great experience like private own tour. Hehe. Loved it. The path is pretty much straight forward and you won't get lost. Plenty of stops for restrooms, foods and drinks for you and the family. The view is amazing, either of the 7 states, or the garden and rocks themselves. I strongly suggest anyone to visit. Beautiful!!!

Dani Buntin

This place is so magical and perfect and honestly I wasn't expecting love it was much as I did but now I want to live here. It's like a mystical trail that loops all around and over itself. The gnomes and fairy tales also really add to the magic. I recommend good walking shoes, and water. They do have shops with food, drinks, dude, and gifts. The fudge is really great. There is quite a bit of walking, a few parts with stairs, and some tight squeezes. I'm a little claustrophobic, and there was just one part that really bothered me to get through, but after that it was all good. Even though the elevation changes quite a bit in the trail, I didn't feel winded at all going through it. It wasn't too crowded, and we got a chance to see most of the areas without other people. The seven states area was the most crowded, but it is the main area people can converge. Anyways, see rock city.

Ms. K

This is by far one of the best vacations I’ve been on! Me and my family traveled from Columbus, Ga to take part in the attractions here! Everything was so cool! We went to Rock City which was amazing, my favorite part was going through the tight squeezes like being in a real cave and The Fairyland Tavern! The Incline Railway was also pretty awesome! I’ve never been on anything nearly that high and to do it on a historical train in Tennessee made the experience even more genuine! It’s absolutely amazing how much detail went into building this place! A solid 10/10!

Larry Henry

Beautiful walk on a very creative trail between boulders, over bridges, above bluffs and waterfalls, crisscrossing in imaginative ways. The overlook view of the valley below is breathtaking. Right to left you can see almost 180 degrees. You really can see 7 states. The walk is worth the time and visit. It is a great family adventure, with the walk ending in Fairyland Caverns. The park is not without gift shops and restaurants. Great food. Great gifts. Handicap access is limited to a small percentage of the park area, but access is available to the overlook. The park Vista is different each season of the year. I took hundreds of photos but Google only allows 50. Be sure to carry your camera.