We went to Rock City Light’s. The Christmas lights were beautiful. We ordered our tickets online 3 weeks in advance. We enjoyed our walk even with the fog and rain. We also ate at there restaurant. The food was pretty good. It started with a house salad. The entrée was chicken casserole, mask potatoes, Mac and cheeses, and pinto beans. The desert was cheese cake with strawberries for $24.95 a person.

Got the annual pass and went during the daytime and to the enchanted garden of like mom-thurs. you can go anytime with an annual pass. It was very cool and you wind through the gardens using a path. The enchanted garden of lights is a must do. Most beautiful Christmas light display!

Great on a clear sunny day. Wear comfortable shoes and go during a weekday. It was still busy but not as bad as it could be. Take plenty of pictures. The drive up can be a little sketchy but really cool

THIS is what one envisions when they think of the mountains of Georgia and Tenneessee! Talk about spectacular panoramic views! Everything is so green and inviting. The way this property is laid out, it leads you from one jaw dropping picture spot to another. It was fantastic! Plan to be here for a couple of hours - at least. This is definately one of those places where I think visiting at different times of the the year would offer a completely different experience. I can't imagine how amazing this place must be in autumn.

Thought we were going to see… “just rocks”?? We saw a STUNNING piece of beauty and history in Tennessee. Made a memory my wife and I will forever cherish. It’s affordable and fun. Picture buffs will love it. Bring a small lunch and chill at look out mountain. BEWARE of the Gnomes… lol. Staff were friendly, there were 15/20 people there and we felt like the place was ours.

Lovely place with great views. Easy walk. Fair tale scenes for the kids, fun areas to explore, breathtaking views & drop offs. Well worth the time.

We were anticipating being able to do some hiking here, but this isn't the place for that. Instead we had an easy walk with stunning views! It helped that it was a perfectly clear and beautiful day. You will learn about the history of Rock City and the preservation of that history. The photos we took don't do it justice. I highly recommend you take time to visit in person. This IS something for the entire family, kids and grandparents alike! The downside is that I don't recommend strollers or walkers as there are lots of very narrow areas and steps throughout.

Stopped there many times as a kid as we made our way back home from FL every year. Years later as an adult I still love it. We were there a few years ago for their Christmas lights and returned this year with friends in early March. You get different experiences in the different seasons. Great views, interesting rock formations and places to relax. Words don't do it justice, you have to check it our for yourself

Loved it. This was perfect for small kids. My kids never complained about being bored. It was an easy walk with so many fun things to see. We spent about 2 hours here. Went during the week and hardly saw other people. Super cool!

Some friends and I drove up to "Sham"Rock City for the day. Rock City was in full St. Patrick's Day swing, as they had dyed the waterfall green, and had Irish decor, drinks and entertainment throughout the park. The park overall was a very easy walk, as every surface was paved and there were no times where the terrain was difficult. There was so much to see between the waterfall, all the gnomes, all the fun doors, and the fairyland caverns - that we spent about 2.5 hours here, and there was nothing in bloom so I can imagine in the spring/summer we would have spent even more time. There was a fairly decent sized gift shop and opportunities for wine samples from a Georgia Winery. There was also a place you could buy a Geode for $10 and break it open yourself. Overall, very fun place and would recommend to future visitors!