Ruby Falls Chattanooga Tennessee TN Full Tour 4k Underground Water Cave

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Located along the Tennessee River Gorge just south of downtown Chattanooga, Ruby Falls is one of Lookout Mountain's most popular attractions - and it was discovered completely by accident. In 1905, railroad construction forced the closure of the Lookout Mountain Cave, making it inaccessible to the public. More than 20 years later, local cave explorer Leo Lambert sought to reverse this and gathered a team of excavators to help build an elevator from the surface that would lower visitors into the cave. One day, a team member drilled into an 18-inch opening that led to a new cave, where Ruby Falls now stands.
Located 1,120 feet below the surface of the mountain, Ruby Falls is America's largest underground waterfall. Carrying out Lambert's vision, visitors can take an elevator down to the falls and learn about the various rock formations located along the path to the falls. The attraction also boasts a lookout tower and a zip lining adventure. There are a variety of holiday events and seasonal tours, including the Lantern Tour, where guests are guided through the mountain caverns only by lantern.
Recent visitors found the falls stunning and the formations in the cave cool, with many appreciating the fun atmosphere the guides helped create. However, one notable complaint among travelers was that the tour groups are too big for such a small space; some left feeling a bit claustrophobic. Others advised using the restroom beforehand, as the tour can last more than an hour and there are no facilities within the cave. Despite this, many said the tour was a great experience and recommend it to other travelers.
Ruby Falls is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. year-round. Tickets cost $22.95 for adults and $12.95 for children ages 3 to 12. Know that you must take a guided tour to enjoy the falls; you'll select a specific time when you book. Specialty tours have their own fees and schedules. Buses don't stop at Ruby Falls, but parking is free to visitors.

[@cernst29]

Me and my family just went there the other day and it was awesome but when we got in the elevator to go down my red headed 4 year old son got nervous and asked if we're going to hell, lol, the whole elevator busted out laughing and broke the silence. It made the trip that much more fun

[@Wonderliv]

That must have been a LOL moment for everyone riding, thanks for sharing.

[@oldmanfunky4909]

I went to Ruby Falls as a young child in the 70's. When I went and you got to the falls they would have everyone gather around the rail and then shut the lights off and scare the crap out of everyone. And I agree with Phillip Matlock, the place has changed A LOT. I for one am not thrilled to see all the electronics bolted into such a natural wonder. Sad really.

[@Wonderliv]

Thanks for sharing.

[@Jabbablink2]

​@@Wonderlivthanks for commenting

[@eazyrider17]

I went as young child in the 80s and I remember that colored lights and music were a part of the experience. Looked about like this video. So the change happened sometime between the late 70s and early to mid 80s.

[@j-bonez796]

Went here in the 8th grade on a 3-4 day field trip and went to the aquarium and rode a ferry ⛴️ down the Chattanooga River it was amazing and breathe taking. I'm planning on going back this summer to relieve the memory and to bring my family along as well they'll love it

[@smukerji7065]

I visited the Ruby falls in 2001.... it is simply put, heaven brought on earth

[@Wonderliv]

Beautiful indeed

[@cuddzilla]

My family went there when I was a kid(1973). My first ex wife and I went in 1989. I really enjoyed it the first time.

[@Wonderliv]

Thanks for sharing 🤗

[@dr.phillnaadoftennessee.9788]

Didn't they used to have little figurines looking things behind plexiglass in there?

[@HouseWashingRick]

I probably would have enjoyed it without my wife too

[@cuddzilla]

@@HouseWashingRick your wife's name is Yo?

[@GhostreaperX85]

My parents visited this cave on their honeymoon 36 years ago. 13 years ago, my wife and I visited here too for our honeymoon, it was breathtaking. They said that researchers have never pinpointed the actual source of the falls. They released dye in every watch source they could find and none of it found its way into the falls.

[@Wonderliv]

Wow interesting story, thanks for sharing.

[@Chief592]

It’s a water pipe

[@tiltedskulls6850]

@@Chief592 mhm, if so, then how was it discovered BY ACCIDENT in the 1920s

[@johnnyblaze9217]

@@tiltedskulls6850 its well known its fake by now idiot they have piped water going to it with a pump on the side its hidden smh its some great depression era stuff

[@tiltedskulls6850]

@@johnnyblaze9217 huh

[@dr.phillnaadoftennessee.9788]

WOW! That place sure has changed since the last time I've been there! When I was a kid, in 1981.

[@Wonderliv]

Will be awesome to have a video from that long ago. Hopefully this will be fun to watch in 40 years 🥸

[@dakotamiller3864]

I went there in March this year just me and my 2 kids (2 and 6 at the time) and went again this weekend just me and the bf and absolutely loved it. I already can't wait to go again it's just a 5 hour drive 😂

[@Wonderliv]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@itssmemes]

I went to ruby falls when i was probably around 5 and i remember is was so magical. Watching this video brought back some memories and i cant wait to go again soon its so magical and calming and beautiful and there just no perfect word to describe it. I cant wait to visit this dream agian. Btw im now 14

[@susanclark1803]

My family and I went there in 1972, it was so beautiful, I was about 12 yrs.old and they had the multi colored lights on the cave rock cyclels and the lights on the waterfalls and it was so cool and comfortable, like in the low 50 to 60's and the glass bottom bats. I wish I could bring my child back there now.

[@Wonderliv]

Thanks for sharing the story

[@pokeydiaz210]

I bet it was better than it is now. Just seems fake now from this video

[@sjjackson65]

Tennessee is such a beautiful place ❤️

[@Wonderliv]

TN is amazing

[@Sleepdeprivedthinking]

Truly breathtaking

[@Wonderliv]

Beautiful place

[@unionroofing5227]

Amazing tour, thanks for this. Ruby Falls are beautiful

[@Wonderliv]

Glad you enjoyed, we had a blast at Ruby falls.

[@Bvdfootball]

I went there last week and it was amazing

[@Wonderliv]

Glad you enjoyed it as much as we did.

[@atlantalawyer]

The Ruby Falls are amazingly beautiful, great video ;)

[@victoriazapata7460]

Amazing video of Ruby Falls. Thanks for sharing

[@Wonderliv]

Glad you enjoyed it, Ruby Falls was a lot of fun.

[@ottovmp]

At 9:20 there's an incredible optical illusion!

[@eugenez4482]

Love this video of Ruby Falls

[@Wonderliv]

Yes, Ruby Falls are fascinating.

[@RustyOsborne-q3t]

I remember they said it's as far down underground in the elevator shaft as the empire State building stands that's 2/3 of where they was heading for and they accidentally hit Ruby falls what a beautiful place no one would have ever seen

[@ABHhackseditz]

We visited here 22 years ago. From Pakistan.

[@Wonderliv]

Wow. Thanks for sharing

[@RealRoboKnight]

Damn... it looks the same as how I remembered 😂

[@Wonderliv]

Guess it hasn’t changed much

[@Haffmatthew]

I wish our local township would make something like this! Since we get weekly “water boil emails” from the city, it’s probably safer to just pipe it up and make a “waterfall” and promote tourism.

[@jacobthatguy8001]

This is a natural waterfall, idk what idea that is but alright

[@khayeb25]

One time I’ve been there for fall break

[@cade1672]

I went there today. Would go again

[@Wonderliv]

Glad you liked it 🤗

[@LVODB]

Nice beat you got as overlay music

[@Wonderliv]

Thanks

[@mojo2382]

It is Awesome just went their this past Monday!!

[@Wonderliv]

Awesome you enjoyed it

[@damianlopez6252]

Fuimos en el año 2020 y este año queremos ir otra vez

[@Wonderliv]

Disfruten 😎

[@mpg314]

going with my elderly relative, how strenuous is the walk inside the cave?

[@Wonderliv]

It’s a decent 2 hour walk. Not too fast. Stops every so often with the guide.

[@LisaWarren-m4f]

Are there stairs before or in the cave. I don't do well with heights so I am hoping I can do this.

[@Wonderliv]

There are stairs, but no real heights inside. Should be fine.

[@LiliaLeonorAtauchiSahuaric-t6s]

Qué hermoso lindo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@rebeccav4659]

😍

[@ВероникаХакиева]

Какая красота ! Я никогда это не увижу воочию .

[@oniankoku]

Are there bathroom breaks along the way during the 2 hour tour?

[@renee7689]

Nope, it's a cave. No plumbing, only electricity.

[@rusalka_1120]

I went to ruby falls in November of 2018

[@traincndr1]

Rubyfalls go check out your reviews

[@jzembroidery5906]

The Ruby Falls in Chattaanooga are amazing, great drone shot as well ;)

[@imalleye5636]

Is there anyway we can retrieve the full video of the unexpected journey?

[@fubukifangirl]

Huh, I remember the cave being much more brightly lit.

[@Wonderliv]

Who knows if they have change it.

[@nikkid2105]

So two questions: 1) is getting to and from the falls a pretty easy walk, one that a 4 year old could safely navigate with adult help? 2) Is the path to the falls narrow? I mean my claustrophobia was slightly triggered watching this otherwise beautiful video. 😀

[@Wonderliv]

The falls are quite far from Chattanooga, is best to go by car. Some parts of the path are quite narrow, but you’ll feel safe as the tour guides are great.

[@Theyoufeelme]

Man up lol

[@DustyVaughn-kc1fs]

Gay

[@jenniemaldonado1380]

Is this the cave walk or lantern tour?

[@Wonderliv]

Cave walk

[@carolinacordero8307]

How long is the tour??

[@Wonderliv]

Aprox 1-2 hours.

[@rayvalentincruz9399]

It's open now?

[@Wonderliv]

We believe it is open. Check out times at their website

[@MKZ3003]

Isn’t most of the water pumped in?

[@Wonderliv]

This is what we heard as well

[@MKZ3003]

@@Wonderliv thanks for the heart? Still, it is beautiful!

[@Theyoufeelme]

Not only is this mostly man made they pump the water down the falls with a damn pump.

[@Wonderliv]

Hear this several times, guess most tourist never heard this side of the story.

[@jonahfrazier8630]

Actually what I've seen is that they widened the passage and installed a path, and that the falls are real but they add water during the summer because it gets really small

[@carlosfernandez6754]

who's the man speaking that messing up the tour ?

[@banana_bread_at_work]

Can tell who's a tourist 😷

[@Immatrumpgirl]

Wow. I was a tour guide here 20 years ago. This tour guide is terrible. The waterfall is 45 feet tall not 90. The cave has completely flooded numerous times. Your adventure could have been much more engaging and informative.

[@TEXASLOYAL]

I went there many years ago, very disappointed, I said out loud, "That's it"? As Homer Simson would say:"Booooorrrrring"

[@Wonderliv]

Lol, I could totally see homer there 😂😂

[@HouseWashingRick]

I no how you feel. It says it's a 1 hr trip. We only got to see it for 5 minutes before they rush you off back to the elevator. Then overprice everything in the gift shop. Heck No. They won't get me again

[@monetum1392]

It's mostly man made

[@jamesmorrow9093]

Why in the hell do you have to wear a mask in a cave

[@ethical_trainer9422]

because they are all scared lol

[@optimusslime6240]

It was November 2020 lmao

[@limesauce1866]

omg why do you care lmao

[@ethical_trainer9422]

Because it is absurd

[@KumeTheWolf]

This video honestly makes me sad.

[@lyricberlin]

the up and down volume of the awful "music" makes this unwatchable.

[@Wonderliv]

Thanks, will keep in mind for future edits.

[@Pixie2sweet]

Sucks that it’s fake