Located just minutes from the city of Chattanooga is an incredible mountain known for its natural beauty and extraordinary experiences. If you ask us, the views of the Chattanooga Valley are reason enough to go, but Lookout Mountain in Tennessee offers something even greater. Visitors to the area can tour the Rock City attraction and see across seven states at the same time. Here’s more about this incredible lookout where you can see 7 states at once:

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Find Lookout Mountain’s entrance at 1400 Patten Road, only six miles outside of Tennessee’s City of Chattanooga. The attraction is open daily at 8:30 a.m. year-round except for Christmas day. Closing times vary depending on the season and day, so you may want to check the Lookout Mountain schedule before heading that way.

Have you visited this popular Tennessee attraction, and if so, what was the favorite part of your visit? While in Tennessee, you might want to take this epic road trip and see for yourself why so many people have fallen in love with this great state.

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What are some more of the best overlooks in Tennessee?

Marvel at the breathtaking views from these incredible spots that we consider the best overlooks in Tennessee:

  • Sunset Rock, Chattanooga
  • Love Circle, Nashville
  • Signal Mountain, Chattanooga
  • Newfound Gap, Near Gatlinburg
  • Cherohala Skyway, Tellico Plains
  • Pot Point Loop, Signal Mountain
  • Great Stone Door Trail, Beersheba Springs
  • Twin Arches Trail, Oneida
  • Ober Gatlinburg, Gatlinburg
  • Ben Morton Overlook, Gatlinburg

Be sure to read our article telling you more about these scenic overlooks in Tennessee.

Where can I find the best mountain views in Tennessee?

Tennessee is full of beautiful hills and mountains, and some of them have the perfect overlooks that'll give you sweeping views of the landscape. Signal Mountain, part of the Walden Ridge, was the perfect spot to see from afar - and that's how it got its name. Both Native Americans and later Civil War soldiers used the mountain as a spot for sending signals. Today, you can use it as a way to look for miles along the tree-covered ridges. Alternatively, if you want to get a lovely view of the Tennessee River Gorge, visit Pot Point Loop just outside of Chattanooga.

Is there anywhere else I can see several states at once?

It's hard to rival being able to see seven states at one time, but it is possible. Of course, one of the most famous places to experience more than just a state line is the Four Corners Monument. The corners of Utah, Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico all meet up at one point. Not only can you see them all, but you can stand in all four of them at once. There is a Five State Lookout in New York, giving you a view of mountains in New Hampshire, Connecticut, Vermont, and Massachusetts. It's located along the Mohican Trail.

What are the best hiking trails in Tennessee?

With such grand views on this trail, you may be wondering where else you can hike in Tennessee to enjoy the scenery. The trails in the Volunteer State are so good, we think they're some of the best in the world. You can check out 10 of the best hiking trails in the state here. The trails will take you to views of stunning waterfalls, the breathtaking Great Smoky Mountains, and more. They range in difficulty from easy to strenuous, so there is something for hikers of all skill levels in there.