Chattanooga (WDEF) – Ruby Falls announces the first ever Wi-Fi connection inside Lookout Mountain. That’s 1,120 feet down, making it the deepest commercial cave with internet access. Ruby Falls is ...

Ruby Falls is an underground waterfall located over 1,000 feet beneath Lookout Mountain in East Tennessee. Travelers visit for the dramatic waterfall reveal, guided cave tours with stunning rock ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. How to see the incredible Ruby Falls, inside Lookout Mountain in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Both sites are located in Chattanooga, ...

Note: This story was updated on Feb. 7 to correct the size of the event space and the years when the space was formerly used for summertime dances. Ruby Falls, one of Chattanooga's most visited legacy ...

You don’t often visit one natural wonder and discover another hidden inside it, but Lookout Mountain is one such tourism twofer. The soaring peak in Chattanooga, Tennessee, houses the country’s ...

There are some places that really take you by surprise, immersing you in an experience that you know you'll remember for the rest of your life. You forget where you are and are just completely in the ...

* What: A 145-foot high waterfall located 1,120 feet beneath Lookout Mountain. Ruby Falls, within the underground cave, was formed over the past 200 million years and is now America's deepest ...

The private collection of fossils discovered decades ago in Lookout Mountain Cave prompted a significant new partnership between Ruby Falls and the East Tennessee State University Center of Excellence ...

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) – One of Chattanooga’s most beloved tourist attractions announced a major expansion Wednesday. Organizers say the expansion will make it the most modern tourist attraction in ...

After passing up Ruby Falls every year on my way to Florida for Spring Break, I have decided to make a trip down to see what it's all about. Let's check it out. After passing up Ruby Falls every year ...

Caves are some of the most thrilling — and horrifying — places to explore. Over spring break in 2025, my husband and I took our then 6-year-old son to explore Crystal Cave in Kutztown, Pennsylvania.