Point Park

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Chattanooga, TN 37409

Point Park, nestled in Lookout Mountain, TN, offers visitors a stunning panoramic view of the surrounding landscapes. Managed by the National Park Service since its establishment on August 25, 1916, this site is a testament to the preservation of natural and cultural resources. The park's mission is to provide a space where visitors can connect with history and nature, offering both education and inspiration for generations to come.

With its rich history and breathtaking vistas, Point Park stands as a tribute to the conservation efforts of the National Park Service. This serene location invites guests to immerse themselves in the beauty of the outdoors while learning about the significance of this historic site. For those seeking a peaceful retreat with a touch of history, Point Park on Lookout Mountain is a must-visit destination.

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4.514 reviews
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Wen C.
1/20/2024

This is an NPS site ($10 per person, or free for up to four people with the annual park pass, although when I visited the gatehouse wasn't manned and people were just walking in for free). There's...

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PJ C.
2/21/2022

We wanted to see the view from Lookout mountain and were not sure what to expect as we drove up the curvy road to the top. We followed the signs to Point Park not realizing this was a National...

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Jennifer E.
5/17/2022

We enjoyed our walk around this historic site. We forgot our park pass so $10 to enter per person. We were able to park for free behind the visitor center. The Ochs Museum & Observatory is...

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Jeffrey M.
4/18/2021

If you are looking for a great adventure, great nature views, and if you are up to learn a wee bit about history, I highly recommend coming you visit this National Park. This was my first time...

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Eileen H.
12/21/2021

My husband and I used our Senior National Park pass to cover the admission fee. We were on a road trip north and we used this as a place to take a break and enjoy the beautiful view.

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