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1720 Scenic Highway
Chattanooga, TN 37409
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+1 423 821 2544
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Neighborhood :
Lookout Mountain
http://www.rubyfalls.com
Take a half-mile walk into the center of Lookout Mountain to the largest underground waterfall in the United States. This 145-foot fall funnels 300 gallons of water per minute into a subterranean river. The gorgeous falls are highlighted with colored lights and a reflecting pool. There is a 10-story observation tower, Ruby Falls Fun Forest for kids, and walking tour through the caverns, which lasts one and one-half hours. Admission charges are: $11.50 for adults; $5.50 for children.
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what a bunch of jerks you all are for bashing his place, it was pretty cool, what do you want for 15.00????? You probably dont know what cave exploring...
When I was 16, my mom threw us all in the car and drove us from L.A to Savannah and back, making various stops along the way. At some point, we started...
Tacky tourist attraction, but come on - who doesn't want to go into a cave and see the highest underground waterfall in the country? The guides really...
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“My two teenaged boys enjoyed!”
We were in the Chattanooga area and I hadn't been to Ruby Falls since I was a teenager. I drug my two sons, ages 19 and 16, and all three of us...
“Beautiful Falls!!!”
We didn't realize that it was a tour guided attraction, but we went ahead with it anyways. If you're over 5'9", be ready to walk slightly bent ...
“Good enough”
The cave tour was fun for all ages in our group. However do know that it cannot accomodate a wheelchair or walker. The tour was just long enoug...
“Nice tour”
I would say this was worth seeing but not the best cave I have ever been in. If you are in the area I would check it out but not worth going cr...
“Way too Touristy”
Ruby Falls is a tourist attraction; it’s really touristy. Driving around the southeast, we saw signs for Ruby Falls for a couple hours in all direc
“Nice experience”
I´ve been seeing signs for Ruby Falls every summer I visited the South since I was a kid and finally decided to go. We went with our two and fi...
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Interesting place marred by tackiness
I like stuff like this. Just something about seeing the same places that were the highlight of a 1930's - 1960's road trip. However.....Ruby ...
we loved it, but did not have enough time
We love visiting caves...we went there in 2007 after visiting Sequoia Caverns, AL. We loved this place too, but not as much as Sequoia. We did ...
A nice family trip
My 8 year old son and 14 year old daughter both enjoyed this trip. I don't know why there are all these negative reviews. Yes, the price is a...
That's it...
That is what you are going to see when you reach the main fall, "THATS IT! I had the opportunity to talk to another tourist and both agreed it ...
Ruby Falls? You mean one fall.
I traveled all the way from Northern California to see "the FALLS". The pictures and marketing hype make it seem this is one amazing majestic p...
Its definately a cave.........
Lots of people, real quick, too commercialized - and then theres the falls. the reason they turn out the lights real quick is because people w...
CitySearch Reviews
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Awesome! by Shanda D. at InsiderPages
I took a school group and the tour was fantastic. The children loved the entire experience. The tour guides were understanding and tried to ans...
Beautiful falls, long, cramped walk by Jeff H. at InsiderPages
The falls at the back of the cave are beautiful, but the long, narrow walk in and out is pretty miserable. This is a very crowdy, very touristy...
An hour-long spelunking tour beneath Lookout Mountain culminates at the fanciful 145-foot waterfall.
The CaveWhile attempting to excavate a cave within Lookout Mountain, explorers discovered the stalagmite-filled cavern that leads to Ruby F
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