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Georgia and Tennessee Attractions
Rock City; Lookout Mountain, GA
 Ask
anyone whos ever traveled the nations highways and byways if they
remember the command to See Rock City painted on barn roofs and
billboards throughout the South. Chances are theyll remember–and
that they have, indeed, seen this unique geological and biological
wonder located on the top of Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga,
Tennessee.
Enjoy an unforgettable look at some of the famous rock formations such as the Grand Corridor, Lovers Leap and the 1,000-Ton Balanced Rock. If you can squeeze through the Needles Eye, you may find yourself face-to-face with the gnomes that some say still inhabit the city of rock. Your whole group will enjoy the breathtaking views, spectacular gardens and seasonal events that have inspired family fun since 1932.
 Gatlinburg Sky Lift; Gatlinburg, TN
 From
the graceful course of the Little Pigeon River below you to the
panoramic vistas of Gatlinburg and the Great Smoky Mountain around
you, youll never forget your trip on the Gatlinburg Sky Lift. Thrill
to natures beauty during daylight hours or admire the dazzling display
in the heavens overhead at night.
No matter what the season, youll have a chance to leave your cares behind while you travel through the sky!
Lookout Mountain Incline Railway; Chattanooga, TN
 Thrill
to "America's Most Amazing Mile" aboard the Lookout Mountain Incline
Railway. Its 72.7 % grade gives this Southern Highland Attraction
the distinction of being the steepest passenger railway in the world.
Trolley-style railcars carry you high above the city and surrounding valleys for a breathtaking view of the world around you. Enjoy a century's worth of facts and photos with the Incline Centennial exhibits and marvel at the vistas revealed from the Lookout Mountain Station-the highest overlook on the mountain.
Lost Sea; between Sweetwater and Madisonville, TN
 Which
attraction remains at a comfortable 58 degrees year round and has
no steps to climb? Its the Lost Sea, of courseAmericas Largest Underground
Lake! This US Registered Natural Landmark has delighted visitors
for years with its historical significance to the Civil War, its
amazing collection of natural cave flowers and the size of the rainbow
trout. You can see all this and more as you tour the 4.5 acre lake
in a glass-bottomed boat. Talk about nostalgia–it doesnt get
any better than this!
Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies; Gatlinburg, TN
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Experience the Amazing Aquatic World Up-Close at Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies, TripAdvisor’s #1 Aquarium in America! Marvel at 12-foot sharks, the giant sea turtle, thousands of exotic sea creatures and playful penguins swimming as you enjoy the State-of-the-Art Clear Underwater Tunnels throughout! An Ultimate Underwater Experience without being wet! Explore the lush, unique and beautiful worlds of the Tropical Rainforest, Ocean Realm, Coral Reef, and Gallery of the Seas, and the Best Shark Exhibit in the Most Spectacular Underwater Tunnel in Shark Lagoon. Enjoy entertaining dive and feeding shows in Coral Reef, Stingray Bay and Penguin Playhouse. Pet horseshoe crabs and stingrays in the Discovery Center and Touch-A-Ray Bay. Enjoy playful penguins swimming, pop up on the penguins’ private beach and get nose-to-beak in Penguin Playhouse, voted by USA Today Travel 10 Best List as one of the best places to see penguins in the world! 
| Admission: | Yes |
| When open: | Open daily (except Christmas Day) at 8:00 am with continuous guided tours; closing times vary with season |
| Location: | Located on Scenic Highway on Lookout Mountain, just three miles from downtown Chattanooga, Tennessee. Take Exit 174 from I-24 E; take Exit 178 from I-24 W and follow Lookout Mountain/Ruby Falls signs |
| Phone: | Call 423-821-2544 or fax 423-825-1958 |
| Web site: | www.rubyfalls.com |