Ever wonder how Lover’s Leap, located at Rock City on Lookout Mountain, got its name? According to Cherokee legend, Sautee and Nacoochee came from warring tribes, but that didn’t stop them from falling for each other. When they tried to escape together, Sautee was captured and thrown from the cliffs. Devastated, Nacoochee followed, choosing love over a life without him. Their story has been told for generations, and today, you can stand where they once stood—where love met fate. Explore Rock City and experience the views (and the legend) at Lover’s Leap this Valentine’s Day! For more information visit: www.seerockcity.com
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