Please sign the waiver before beginning to climb and follow the expectations and guidelines of the park listed below.
Rockmont Park Parking
The Old Wauhatchie Boulder Guide is now available digitally and interactively through Gunks Apps. A lifetime license is only $15, and 50% supports Lookout Mountain Conservancy.
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This 50-acre park has been transformed into the South’s first natural, urban and public bouldering park.
Once the beloved garden- for the Sims family, this 4.5 acre-lot on Lookout Mountain had fallen into disrepair and neglect when LMC bought the property in 2022 with a promise: we’ll restore the grounds and gardens.
These 56 acres of protected land was established using one of the first carbon offset projects in Chattanooga. The St. Elmo land includes a trail system that begins at Glenn Falls and connects to the Guild-Hardy trail.
The Guild-Hardy Trail was established in 1995 with the help of many people in our community. Once an abandoned narrow-gauge railway, it is now a lovely five-mile woodsy trail with intermittent views of downtown Chattanooga and the Tennessee River.
Established in 2006 to preserve the Cummings Highway entryway to Lookout Mountain, John C. Wilson park was ultimately named after the first leader of LMC.
year Lookout Mountain Conservancy.