Located atop Lookout Mountain, just 6 miles from downtown Chattanooga, Rock City is a true marvel of nature featuring massive ancient rock formations, gardens with over 400 native plant species, and breathtaking "See 7 States" panoramic views. View all Take an enchanted journey through the spectacular scenery and amazing beauty of Rock City. Explore the unique rock formations, panoramic views and botanical wonders of the gardens. Open daily from dawn to dusk. This volunteer-built, folk art pleasance is a must-see! In addition to the acre of flowers and greenery, there is the captivating artistry of more than 50 diminutive buildings. Rock City is a magical 4,100 ft trail that weaves in and out of natural rock. It is an extremely popular tourist location that receives almost 600,000 visitors each year. There have been diary entries dated as early as 1823 describing the boulders (now known as Rock City) on top of a mountain and evidence that shows Native American inhabitants. Thr...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comRock City Garden is the closest to Chattanooga (but technically located in Lookout Mountain, Georgia), but it would also make for a fun weekend trip from Nashville or Atlanta!+ There are so many other things to do in the area that it will surely have an amazing Southeast Road Trip from any of the following major cities. 1. Distance from Chattanooga...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comYou can easily make a timed reservation through the Rock City Gardens website.They have timed-entry slots every 15 minutes. If your plans change, you can easily change your ticket time (for free) through their website. Insider tip:We reserved our tickets for the last time slot (5:45). We did show up a bit late (thanks traffic), but they still let u...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comWhile you walk the 4,100 ft trail you will come across so many unique gems! There are rocks to squeeze through, viewing points to see 7 states, fairyland caverns (with the CUTEST fairytale setups), caves, and a BEAUTIFUL waterfall. It is an easy trail that is accessible to all fitness levels. And once again, no need to leave your furry best friend ...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comI may be biased, but Fall is an excellent time to visit Rock City Gardens due to the vibrant and colorful leaves around you (Peak Fall colors typically fall between October 15th- November 15th). But, there’s truly not a bad time to visit. Rock City hosts different events throughout the year. Below you’ll find some of the most popular! Be sure to ch...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comSee full list on thehomebodytourist.comUsually, I am a bit hesitant to pay a lot of money for the “touristy stuff” as it is usually overrated and leaves me regretting the money spent (I’m a bit cheap… frugal). But, Rock City was worth the money spent. It was such a fun, unique dog-friendly attraction to experience during one weekend in Chattanooga! We had such a fun time strolling aroun...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comNow that you are excited to experience the magic of Rock City, you will most likely need somewhere to stay (with your dog, of course). Here are some of the best dog-friendly hotels close to Rock City! 1. La Quinta: Just 7 miles from Rock City Gardens, La Quinta’s are always a great pet & budget-friendly option! 2. Moxy Chattanooga Downtown: 5.7 mil...See full list on thehomebodytourist.com Rock CityGardens is an extraordinary natural wonder nestled in Lookout Mountain, Georgia. Just a short drive from the vibrant city of Chattanooga, Tennessee, this attraction is a delightful escape into nature's beauty, offering families an unforgettable experience. These gardens are designed to emulate natural landscapes found in mountainous regions, embodying the beauty of rugged terrains where plants and stones coexist. The primary elements of a rock garden include: Rocks and Stones: These can range from small pebbles to large boulders, serving both aesthetic and practical roles in the garden. · Living in the city means you might not have the choicest of outdoor spaces. Forget sweeping fertile fields - what do you do with a small, sloped area with little or no soil? You build a rock garden, of course! Take an enchanted journey through the spectacular scenery and amazing beauty of Rock City. Explore the unique rock formations, panoramic views and botanical wonders of the gardens. Open daily from dawn to dusk. This volunteer-built, folk art pleasance is a must-see! In addition to the acre of flowers and greenery, there is the captivating artistry of more than 50 diminutive buildings. Rock City is a magical 4,100 ft trail that weaves in and out of natural rock. It is an extremely popular tourist location that receives almost 600,000 visitors each year. There have been diary entries dated as early as 1823 describing the boulders (now known as Rock City) on top of a mountain and evidence that shows Native American inhabitants. Thr...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comRock City Garden is the closest to Chattanooga (but technically located in Lookout Mountain, Georgia), but it would also make for a fun weekend trip from Nashville or Atlanta!+ There are so many other things to do in the area that it will surely have an amazing Southeast Road Trip from any of the following major cities. 1. Distance from Chattanooga...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comYou can easily make a timed reservation through the Rock City Gardens website.They have timed-entry slots every 15 minutes. If your plans change, you can easily change your ticket time (for free) through their website. Insider tip:We reserved our tickets for the last time slot (5:45). We did show up a bit late (thanks traffic), but they still let u...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comWhile you walk the 4,100 ft trail you will come across so many unique gems! There are rocks to squeeze through, viewing points to see 7 states, fairyland caverns (with the CUTEST fairytale setups), caves, and a BEAUTIFUL waterfall. It is an easy trail that is accessible to all fitness levels. And once again, no need to leave your furry best friend ...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comI may be biased, but Fall is an excellent time to visit Rock City Gardens due to the vibrant and colorful leaves around you (Peak Fall colors typically fall between October 15th- November 15th). But, there’s truly not a bad time to visit. Rock City hosts different events throughout the year. Below you’ll find some of the most popular! Be sure to ch...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comSee full list on thehomebodytourist.comUsually, I am a bit hesitant to pay a lot of money for the “touristy stuff” as it is usually overrated and leaves me regretting the money spent (I’m a bit cheap… frugal). But, Rock City was worth the money spent. It was such a fun, unique dog-friendly attraction to experience during one weekend in Chattanooga! We had such a fun time strolling aroun...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comNow that you are excited to experience the magic of Rock City, you will most likely need somewhere to stay (with your dog, of course). Here are some of the best dog-friendly hotels close to Rock City! 1. La Quinta: Just 7 miles from Rock City Gardens, La Quinta’s are always a great pet & budget-friendly option! 2. Moxy Chattanooga Downtown: 5.7 mil...See full list on thehomebodytourist.com Rock CityGardens is an extraordinary natural wonder nestled in Lookout Mountain, Georgia. Just a short drive from the vibrant city of Chattanooga, Tennessee, this attraction is a delightful escape into nature's beauty, offering families an unforgettable experience. These gardens are designed to emulate natural landscapes found in mountainous regions, embodying the beauty of rugged terrains where plants and stones coexist. The primary elements of a rock garden include: Rocks and Stones: These can range from small pebbles to large boulders, serving both aesthetic and practical roles in the garden. · Living in the city means you might not have the choicest of outdoor spaces. Forget sweeping fertile fields - what do you do with a small, sloped area with little or no soil? You build a rock garden, of course! Rock City is a magical 4,100 ft trail that weaves in and out of natural rock. It is an extremely popular tourist location that receives almost 600,000 visitors each year. There have been diary entries dated as early as 1823 describing the boulders (now known as Rock City) on top of a mountain and evidence that shows Native American inhabitants. Thr...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comRock City Garden is the closest to Chattanooga (but technically located in Lookout Mountain, Georgia), but it would also make for a fun weekend trip from Nashville or Atlanta!+ There are so many other things to do in the area that it will surely have an amazing Southeast Road Trip from any of the following major cities. 1. Distance from Chattanooga...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comYou can easily make a timed reservation through the Rock City Gardens website.They have timed-entry slots every 15 minutes. If your plans change, you can easily change your ticket time (for free) through their website. Insider tip:We reserved our tickets for the last time slot (5:45). We did show up a bit late (thanks traffic), but they still let u...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comWhile you walk the 4,100 ft trail you will come across so many unique gems! There are rocks to squeeze through, viewing points to see 7 states, fairyland caverns (with the CUTEST fairytale setups), caves, and a BEAUTIFUL waterfall. It is an easy trail that is accessible to all fitness levels. And once again, no need to leave your furry best friend ...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comI may be biased, but Fall is an excellent time to visit Rock City Gardens due to the vibrant and colorful leaves around you (Peak Fall colors typically fall between October 15th- November 15th). But, there’s truly not a bad time to visit. Rock City hosts different events throughout the year. Below you’ll find some of the most popular! Be sure to ch...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comSee full list on thehomebodytourist.comUsually, I am a bit hesitant to pay a lot of money for the “touristy stuff” as it is usually overrated and leaves me regretting the money spent (I’m a bit cheap… frugal). But, Rock City was worth the money spent. It was such a fun, unique dog-friendly attraction to experience during one weekend in Chattanooga! We had such a fun time strolling aroun...See full list on thehomebodytourist.comNow that you are excited to experience the magic of Rock City, you will most likely need somewhere to stay (with your dog, of course). Here are some of the best dog-friendly hotels close to Rock City! 1. La Quinta: Just 7 miles from Rock City Gardens, La Quinta’s are always a great pet & budget-friendly option! 2. Moxy Chattanooga Downtown: 5.7 mil...See full list on thehomebodytourist.com Rock CityGardens is an extraordinary natural wonder nestled in Lookout Mountain, Georgia. Just a short drive from the vibrant city of Chattanooga, Tennessee, this attraction is a delightful escape into nature's beauty, offering families an unforgettable experience. These gardens are designed to emulate natural landscapes found in mountainous regions, embodying the beauty of rugged terrains where plants and stones coexist. The primary elements of a rock garden include: Rocks and Stones: These can range from small pebbles to large boulders, serving both aesthetic and practical roles in the garden. · Living in the city means you might not have the choicest of outdoor spaces. Forget sweeping fertile fields - what do you do with a small, sloped area with little or no soil? You build a rock garden, of course! Rock CityGardens is an extraordinary natural wonder nestled in Lookout Mountain, Georgia. Just a short drive from the vibrant city of Chattanooga, Tennessee, this attraction is a delightful escape into nature's beauty, offering families an unforgettable experience. These gardens are designed to emulate natural landscapes found in mountainous regions, embodying the beauty of rugged terrains where plants and stones coexist. The primary elements of a rock garden include: Rocks and Stones: These can range from small pebbles to large boulders, serving both aesthetic and practical roles in the garden. · Living in the city means you might not have the choicest of outdoor spaces. Forget sweeping fertile fields - what do you do with a small, sloped area with little or no soil? You build a rock garden, of course!
