Lookout Mountain
Georgia
City of Lookout Mountain
A progression of Native Americans lived on the mountaintop including Creek and Cherokee Indians. Around the base of the mountain Cherokee of the "Lower Towns" or the Chickamauga, lived. The name Chattanooga, in fact, is the Creek Indian word for the mountain itself.
Recent News
Stockings Full of Love Holiday Event Happening on Friday, December 6, 2024
Join us from 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM on Friday, December 6, 2024 night as we usher in the holiday season at our Mountain Hall. Love Lookout and Massey’s Kitchen are partnering with the city for the 2024 Stockings Full of Love event. We will be…
Read More »City of Lookout Mountain to Host 'Dumpster Day'
Dumpster Day for the City of Lookout Mountain, Georgia residents will be this Saturday, December 2nd from 8:30 until 12:00. Remember Smurf’s Hauling Services if you need help getting “dumpster stuff” to Dumpster Day. Text Smurf…
Read More »An invitation to residents from Lula Lake Land Trust
Join us at Lula Lake Land Trust for a Hemlock Woolly Adelgid awareness program. We are partnering with Save Georgia Hemlocks to talk about the ongoing threat of the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid and its effect on the ecosystem here on Lookout Mountain.…
Read More »City of Lookout Mountain -Dumpster Day March 4, 2023
Dumpster Day for the City of Lookout Mountain, Georgia residents will be this Saturday, March 4th from 8:30 until 12:00. For those who have had a tough time finding Public Works, it is at 1829 Lula Lake Road. From City Hall, you will travel south…
Read More »City of Lookout Mountain News - Sock-it-to-me Valentines Day Sale
Sock-it-to-me Valentines Day Sale Celebrate Valentine’s Day with an exclusive Sockwell Sale. get a free pair of Sockwell socks, when you buy two at Fairyland Pharmacy — now through February 20th. Jim Markley, Lookout Mountain resident…
Read More »City of Lookout Mountain : 2023 State of the Village Address
2022 in Review and 2023 on the Horizon To look forward we should first rewind and see where we have been. The story begins on January 13, 2022, the day we received the Certificate of Occupancy to move into our new Mountain Hall. This day…
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