Having worked at Ruby Falls for almost two years, I absolutey love this place and love taking peopple through to enjoy this wonderful experience!

@trent1477

Жыл бұрын

Do the tours involve a “blackout” where the lights in a section are turned off so you can experience total darkness?

@youtubeisasshoe8153

Жыл бұрын

​@@trent1477yeah

@jeremiahoak8239

8 ай бұрын

Dude on reddit said they run a pump to get the water flow in the dry season. That true? He said if it fails they pull everyone out asap

Just want to add for anyone that might feel like the lights and such aren’t for them, they do nighttime lantern tours as well where they turn off all the LED’s and you go through the cave with flashlights. Keep in mind it’s harder to see some of the natural rock formations without being backlit, but it’s a cool experience. Also there’s a tower above where you can see an awesome view of Chattanooga from the mountain.

@2gunz122

Жыл бұрын

On these lantern tours, can you still get a good look at Ruby Falls or does the top end up obscured by darkness?

@angelacosgrove3374

Жыл бұрын

@@2gunz122 Our guide played the regular light show so we could see it well lit, but I'm not certain they do every time

I went to ruby falls a couple days ago and the ppl there are the nicest and when you get to the waterfall it’s amazing I hope others get to explore this too!

@ignaciosevil2157

2 ай бұрын

is it basically a cave? remember the cost to get in?

As someone who went to ruby falls in the like the early later 2000’s it doesn’t looks anything like how it used to look like (2010) There was no LEDS just very dimly lit lights, along with a couple mice running on the sides of the cave walls. Time changes a lot crazy

Just love seeing another family who love to travel. This video was so informative and you do such a great job with pacing. We went to Ruby Falls this past summer and loved it. Yea, no social distancing for sure.

@FarmtoTravel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you and we will definitely check out your adventures as well!

Very nice informative video. Thanks for sharing. I live in between Florida & Iowa. And always make a stop in Chattanooga, TN for gas, food & rest. This time I actually stayed longer and explored the Rubby Falls/Caves. It’s worth of a trip. Just subscribed to your channel. Love it.

@FarmtoTravel

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome thanks for watching! Chattanooga is a great stop. We love Rock City too up on the mountain.

I've actually been there in 2018! Definitely worth it.

Went here as a very young child, this gives me a blast from the past

Im a bit claustrophobic. Also have a fear of elevators since ive been stuck on one. Wifes says, i want to go see ruby falls when we were in Chattanooga. I said ok. Didnt know what i was in for. It was still worth it.

@FarmtoTravel

2 жыл бұрын

I could see how that would be terrifying on that elevator! The shoulder to shoulder lines of people got me more than anything. Glad you still had a good visit.

@barbprzybylski87

Жыл бұрын

I was a kid when we visited Ruby Falls. I have never like being stuck in a place with being able to get out when I want. I really didn’t care for it myself as a child so there’s that. I guess I am a bit Claustrophobic too. It’s cool if you’re into that kind of thing.

Great video! We plan to visit Ruby Falls later this year. Your video was informative.

Great video, very informative. I live in Nashville, TN & have been driving by Ruby Falls since 1973 going to Atlanta and back. I will make a trip next time I need to take a visitor to show something unique to this area. Thanks

@FarmtoTravel

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! Rock City is also a nice stop on Lookout Mountain.

Awesome video... this is the second video I watched about sights in and around Chattanooga and now I really want to go.

Thank you for this!

I think they finally sealed off the elevator shaft below the Ruby Falls entrance. I do believe they stopped giving special tours years ago down to the cave that the explorers were originally digging down to. I've always wanted to take a tour of that old cave...

I am in North Carolina and would make the trip if they had a day with the lights led white. The colored lights enhance the structures of the formations, but composition is masked. Solid video, thanks.

Very nice thanks for sharing guys Great channel all the best take care Cheers

@FarmtoTravel

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the encouragement!

Natural beauty!!!! I’ve been and loved it!

@FarmtoTravel

3 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome, JoJo! Glad you loved it!

@DaCensored

2 жыл бұрын

natural except the waterfall, which is water pumped

Beautiful nature, the lighting of the waterfall is just right, it looks very impressive. Thank you for sharing!

@FarmtoTravel

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Hope you can make it out here one day!

We loved it!!!!!!!

Thanks for the video

Fantastic video :)

I’m in love with your accent!

I enjoyed this!

I went here for a class trip many years ago and I plan on taking my kids here at some point.

Just the information I was looking for.

@FarmtoTravel

2 жыл бұрын

That makes my heart happy! I’m so glad it was helpful to you. Thank you so much for watching!

Hello friend good morning Thank you for great sharing nice vidio

I went there and it was so much fun

First frame is a waterfall at rock city, near ruby falls

I loved my experience it was fun and beautiful I have a sister named ruby and I also have a older sister the middle one me and her like making mischief so when we were in the cave me and my sister snuck up behind ruby and PUSH! Me and my sister pushed my sister ruby cuz the car is called ruby falls you get it ruby FALLS!!! I had a good time and I also went on a side train that went up a huge hill so much fun you should go to ruby fallls

Nice we toured Ruby Falls a couple months ago. I would say it is worth a visit, although you are spot on about it feeling like a man made cavern. I do believe the experience would have been better if the crowds were smaller.

@FarmtoTravel

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree! Thanks for checking out our video!

Must see .

What camera are you using?

@FarmtoTravel

2 жыл бұрын

On this one just our iPhone 11 and also a GoPro Hero 9.

@FilipinaVanLifeAubry

2 жыл бұрын

@@FarmtoTravel awesome video. Greetings from Texas

@FarmtoTravel

2 жыл бұрын

@@FilipinaVanLifeAubry always good to bump into fellow Texans here on KZread!

I like

How long is the tour?

@FarmtoTravel

Жыл бұрын

Just under an hour. No restrooms on your either.

Is that a Killswitch Engage cover??

Let me just say it’s improbable that the falls were accidentally found by a European. The Cherokee knew these caves well. They just avoided them.

@bearschmidt3180

Жыл бұрын

The first time it was discovered a written about . Not the first human being to know about it.

@LameWaysArtistry

8 ай бұрын

@@bearschmidt3180classic whites

@eldrichdruid

8 ай бұрын

💀

@Leavemealone-

8 ай бұрын

@@LameWaysArtistry classic racist making it about race. Moron

@KLK01

8 ай бұрын

@@LameWaysArtistryaint their fault the natives didn’t care enough to mention it.

Great videos. Just subscribed. I started a channel for fun. Mainly to make videos of the kids growing up. I’m practicing so hopefully my videos get better lol

@FarmtoTravel

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ron! I’ll have to check it out. Keep posting!

😊 very nice video. I appreciate the tour. I’m just passing by and I’m gonna have to miss it because it’s only 7 AM and I’m headed north.

That first frame is not ruby falls

Can say the title a hundred times

💖 Thanks for sharing....Will you be visiting Noah's Ark in Kentucky?

Im sure it was discovered before then🙄

Wow, it was so crowded! I went with my parents and grandparents as a kid and it wasn’t nearly that crowded. That would have made it miserable for me, as I can’t stand crowds. What a shame.

@FarmtoTravel

3 жыл бұрын

Agree! Definitely took away from the experience big time. We think Rock City was a bit more fun and spread out. Big waterfall there as well.

Feels man made?!

No I don't like it we got all the way down. And then they told us how many mins in the dark that you would never be able to see again.AND THEN THEY TURNED THE LIGHTS OUT.

well, i saw it when i was 10 now i'm 72 Kind of a blah cave.

My God,what a beautiful lil girl!

@TheeYoungJohnnyDepp

8 ай бұрын

wtf is wrong with you dude

I’ve been there and... WOW! It is definitely worth the trip... Unfortunately, for now anyway (2022-2023) DON’T POST YOUR VIDEO FROM HERE! You might just get the worst ticket ever... #takebackourparks!

It's a sad comment that something so incredibly beautiful is illuminated with colored lights. It gives it a cheap, carnival-like look but maybe that's what's required to get peoples attention.

@jeannedarc5521

2 жыл бұрын

Agree 👍

@IsabellkaRae

Жыл бұрын

Thats not the impression it gives at all! Its nature and just like anything else in nature (lights during xmass time on trees or around lakes etc, fireworks to light up the sky..) this only enhanced the natural beauty of the entire cave. Plus made it leas scary… walking thru a dark cave would not be for humans (and kids and anyone who gets scared)

It wasn't worth it. A rip off. Walk thru all of that cave for a 5 second artificially colored fall.

@cocomocha7034

10 ай бұрын

My thoughts exactly.

1:32 boy in red was digging in the caverns

Pretty sad especially around 3:20 how you can see the devistation of man in the caverns. Lights are to enhance the experience, guard rails are for safety but if there weren't 1000's of oily hand adults with there gross grubby children touching everything the caves would be much more spectacular. That steak & potatoes exhibit is appalling/ a true testament of human interaction. As a veteran spelunking enthusiast this was pretty disheartening.