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Ruby Falls is the tallest underground cave waterfall open to the public in the United States. Visit this iconic attraction on Lookout Mountain and enjoy cave adventures, zip lining, treehouse lodging, and more.
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Lantern Tour. Experience Ruby Falls in a new light! During...
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Save year-round with a Ruby Falls Annual Pass. Visit Ruby...
- Treehouses
Experience the enchantment of nature with the comforts of...
- Horace Brazelton Exhibit
Exhibit admission is free and open to the public June 7 –...
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Admission to Ruby Falls is not required to dine at the...
- Castle and Views Photos
Ruby Falls, selected as one of the 13 most scenic overlooks...
- Battle Below The Clouds
Amatuer BBQ Cook-Off. Many thanks to the teams, judges,...
- Romance at Ruby
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a romantic evening at Ruby...
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- High Point Zip Adventure at Ruby Falls
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Designed to encourage curiosity in caves and geology, the Village Gift Shops offer an extensive collection of curated keepsakes and gifts. Tried-and-true favorites and new classics, including a rock candy mountain, make this shop a pleasure to explore.
Fuel your adventure! Castle Cafe- Enjoy a casual meal or tasty snack in historic Ruby Falls Castle. The seasonal menu features locally-crafted beer on tap, flatbread pizzas, wraps, sandwiches, salads, snacks, cookies, pasteries, breakfast sandwiches, desserts, and locally roasted coffee. Outdoor seating also available seasonally on the Back Porch. ...
Delight in breathtaking views of the Tennessee Valley, Cumberland Plateau, and Tennessee River from the historic Lookout Mountain Tower and accessible Blue Heron Overlook. Blue Heron Overlook is connected by elevated walkway to the Lookout Mountain Tower, where you can enjoy panoramic views overlooking the Tennessee River. Beautiful scenery is abun...
Open seasonally, High Point ZIP Adventure is the ultimate zip line and climbing adventure located in the forest tree tops on Lookout Mountain. Featuring rushing zip lines and a 40-foot climbing tower, High Point ZIP Adventure offers incredible views of the Tennessee River and Tennessee Valley. High Point ZIP Adventure is a separately ticketed activ...
Ruby Falls is a stunning waterfall deep inside Lookout Mountain. Book tickets online and enjoy zipline, climbing tower, special events and souvenir photos.
Ruby Falls is the tallest and deepest underground waterfall open to the public in the United States. Take a guided Classic Waterfall Tour, Lantern Tour or Extended Cavern Experience Tour along the scenic cavern trail to the breathtaking waterfall.
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- Hotels near Ruby Falls: (0.25 mi) RiverView Inn (0.22 mi) Tiny Home Cabin Bordered by National Forest with Private Hot Tub & Fire Pit (0.37 mi) Eli...
- Restaurants near Ruby Falls: (0.90 mi) 1885 Grill (0.97 mi) The Purple Daisy Picnic Cafe (0.92 mi) Mr T's Pizza (0.92 mi) Clumpies Ice Cream Co. (2...
- Attractions near Ruby Falls: (0.00 mi) High Point ZIP Adventure (0.34 mi) Cravens House (0.91 mi) Naughty Cat Cafe (0.94 mi) International Towing a...
Ruby Falls remains a staple of Chattanooga tourism, operating daily. Ruby Falls and the larger Lookout Mountain Caverns complex have been designated a National Historic Landmark. It is often associated with the nearby Rock City attraction, which lies atop Lookout Mountain.
Get Ruby Falls tickets online before you arrive! Plan your visit and choose your adventure. Ticket options available.
Visit the tallest and deepest underground waterfall in the US on Lookout Mountain, near Chattanooga, TN. Enjoy a guided tour, a scenic view from the tower, and a thrilling zip line experience at High Point ZIP Adventure.
Ruby Falls is the tallest underground waterfall in the US, located on Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga. Explore other attractions on the mountain, such as Rock City, the Incline Railway, and the Civil War sites.
