Other Adventures

Whether you're planning your visit or Lula Lake Land Trust is closed,
these other adventures are nearby and waiting for you to discover.
Each location has provided directions via Google Maps.

Cloudland Canyon State Park
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A 10-minute drive from LLLT with waterfalls,
hiking trails, bike rentals, and scenic vistas

Reflection Riding
Nature Center and Arboretum
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Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center is a nonprofit arboretum, botanical garden, nature center and historical site

Point Park
and National Park Service Trails
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Point Park is a ten acre memorial park that overlooks the
Lookout Mountain Battlefield and the city of Chattanooga.

Glen Falls
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Popular NPS hike on the side of
Lookout Mountain with some water

Ochs Gateway
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NPS Trailhead with easy walking to the
Bluff Trail and beyond with great views

Guild Hardy Trail
website | directions

Nice trail out of St.Elmo leading to miles and miles of NPS trails

Can’t Hardly Trail
Ascalon Road Trailhead
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Beautiful loop using Can’t Hardly Trail and returning via
Cloudland Connector Trail. Rhododendron, Laurel, Azaleas
bloom along Price Branch - Trail Map shows trail in red.

See Rock City
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Located atop Lookout Mountain, just 6 miles from downtown Chattanooga, Rock City is a true marvel of nature featuring massive ancient rock formations, gardens with over 400 native plant species, and breathtaking "See 7 States" panoramic views.

Ruby Falls
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Ruby Falls has been one of Chattanooga's must-see attractions for over 80 years. It's a 144 ft underground waterfall, 1120 feet below the surface. Experience miles of cave formations as you venture into the depths of Lookout Mountain.

Behind the Waterfall

Lula Lake Land Trust was established by the will of Mr. Robert Davenport, Sr. at his death in 1994. Since then, his children Bobby, Elliott, Eleanor and Adelaide along with the Board of Trustees, local foundations and staff have helped to conserve over 8,000 acres on Lookout Mountain, doubled the size of Cloudland Canyon State Park, built nearly 60 miles of recreational trails spanning private, conservation, and state owned lands. Our fee owned properties are research sites for UTC, UGA, and the State of Georgia Forestry Division as we seek to reintroduce the American Chestnut Tree while attempting to fight the Hemlock Wooly Adelgid with both chemical and biologic agents. We are in continuous pursuit of additional properties to protect and conserve within the Rock Creek and Bear Creek watersheds on Lookout Mountain. We seek to become outstanding stewards of conservation lands surrounding Chattanooga, Tennessee along with our 6 other land trust partners in the region.