For the Patient & Non-Claustrophobic

• 4 out of 5 stars by Valerie_C from Lawrenceville, Georgia
• March 5, 2010

Quote: Ruby Falls is considered one of the "Must See" attractions in the Chattanooga area. If you're not claustrophobic, I highly recommend visiting this natural underground waterfall.Getting to Ruby Falls is easy - just fallow the signs. You drive up a... Read the full Ruby Falls review

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Ruby Falls

• 3 out of 5 stars by ufgator1830 from Gainesville, Florida
• July 28, 2006

Quote: Ruby Falls is the highest underground waterfall in the United States. It was discovered in 1928 by Leo Lambert while he was drilling a shaft to a lower known cave. (For more on the history of the cave, click here.) The original passageway from the... Read the full Ruby Falls review

From journal Rock City, Ruby Falls, and More

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Ruby Falls

• 3 out of 5 stars by vickiburton from Chattanooga, Tennessee
• October 26, 2005

Quote: This popular attraction, open 364 days a year (closed on Christmas Day), takes you by elevator down into the caves that are so prevalent here. You'll see where the early Indians held their ceremonies and sometimes lived. The tour ends at "Ruby... Read the full Ruby Falls review

From journal Chattanooga, TN: Come See Us!

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Ruby Falls

• 5 out of 5 stars by MCJ graduate from German Valley, Illinois
• May 31, 2005

Quote: Just down Lookout Mountain from Rock City is Ruby Falls. It is a 145-foot waterfall which is 1,120 feet underground. Ruby Falls is the largest underground waterfall in America. You have to take an elevator down 260 feet to get you to the Ruby... Read the full Ruby Falls review

From journal Chattanooga and Surrounding Attractions

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Ruby Falls

• 4 out of 5 stars by tina Haflett from Indianapolis, Indiana
• August 10, 2004

Quote: Ruby Falls is America's highest underground waterfall.The entrance building looks like a castle. A short elevator ride takes you into the cavern. Inside the cavern there are stalactites and stalagmites. The walkway is four blocks and leads to the... Read the full Ruby Falls review

From journal Road Trip to Florida

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Ruby Falls

• 4 out of 5 stars by Coach Bear from Trenton, Illinois
• April 11, 2003

Quote: As you drive through Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, and several other states you will pass signs advertising "Visit Ruby Falls." This I have done on at least 10 different occasions, usually when friends or family have come to visit. Most people that I... Read the full Ruby Falls review

From journal Hot Spot on the Banks of the Tennessee

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Ruby Falls

• 2 out of 5 stars by willow from Nicholls, Georgia
• November 21, 2000

Quote: If you suffer from claustrophobia, this attraction is not for you. An elevator takes you way-way down into the mountain. There are none of the usual cave formations, just solid rock. You walk a long tunnel to the open area which houses the falls.... Read the full Ruby Falls review

From journal Rock Coming to a Point

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Ruby Falls

• 4 out of 5 stars by Christian from West Palm Beach, Florida
• July 10, 2000

Quote: Ruby Falls known as 'The Jewel of Lookout Mountain' has its own natural beauty. Once you get past the man-made tower the beauty below the surface could be one of the natural wonders of the world. You will travel through a cool cave with its... Read the full Ruby Falls review

From journal 1 Mile High in Chatanooga

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