Stories, News and Events from the Mountain

Making progress

It’s been a tough year full of challenges and we are glad to be back together.

As a land conservancy, we focus on protecting and preserving lands for current and future generations.

Genesis the Greykid is a Chattanooga native and serves on the board of LMC.

Thanks to the support of our friends at the Access Fund, a nonprofit focused on protecting climbing areas, and a lot of hard work from the interns, we have a plan to finish the boulders off Old Wauhatchie Pike.

It started the day I was suspended from middle school.

The Long Branch Residential Preserve created something even more special: a beautiful woodland with associated trails conserved for future generations. How did this happen?

Getting outdoors in nature is good for the soul—and also good for children’s physical development, mental development and confidence.

Growing up in Lookout Mountain, Gus Glascock always understood the importance of conservation.

The area holds particular significance because of its relationship to the wildlife habitat and long-term water quality of the Little River as well as the historic nature of its bluffs and overlooks.