Here's an inside look at the muscle behind the Incline! This is one of two 100 horsepower winches that carry the cars up and down Lookout Mountain.

Did you know there was a major civil war battle right in the Incline's backyard in 1863? The battle occurred on top of Lookout mountain and was called the "Battle above the clouds." buff.ly/2H7j3DH

Come take a ride up America's Most Amazing Mile! Reserve a ride on the Incline today. buff.ly/2JKEkrH

The Creative Discovery Museum, the Tennessee Aquarium, and the Hunter Museum of American Art are all under 15 minutes away from the Incline! buff.ly/2FRs15L

The Incline Railway has come a long way since this photo was taken in 1930! What's your earliest memory of the Incline? Photo courtesy of our friends at Picnooga.

Take a glimpse into Incline history with part one of Nooga.com's history of Lookout Mountain's lost hotels! buff.ly/2HzbwPV

The Lookout Mountain Inn was constructed in 1890 and remained as a landmark at the top of the incline railway until burning to the ground in 1908!

Come take a ride up "America's Most Amazing Mile!" Reserve a ride on the Incline today. buff.ly/2JKEkrH

Have you Seen Rock City? Rock City and Ruby Falls are both less than 10 minutes from the Incline! buff.ly/2KEB8hB

This intricate pamphlet was published somewhere between 1895 and 1900 and highlights all of the amazing sights that can be seen on the Incline! Photo courtesy of Picnooga.

Did you enjoy part one of Nooga.com's history of Lookout Mountain's lost hotels? If so, you're in luck. Here's part two! buff.ly/2WofJ15

A ride on the Incline Railway is the ideal way to enjoy the beautiful spring weather. Take a trip this weekend! buff.ly/2GxE0e9

Did you know admission to the Hunter Museum's permanent collection is free on the first Thursday of every month, from 4 to 8pm? buff.ly/2FRs15L

The Incline Railway's home, Lookout Mountain played an important role in the Civil War. Click to read more! buff.ly/2H7j3DH

This photo of the Incline is scanned from a negative taken during the 1950's. Courtesy of Picnooga!

Did you know the Incline reaches an altitude of 2,100 feet above sea level. Reserve a ride on the Incline today! buff.ly/2JKEkrH

There's a world to explore on top of Lookout Mountain! buff.ly/2KEB8hB

The incline begins its ascent of Lookout Mountain in July of 1978. Photo courtesy of Picnooga!

In 1991, over 100 years since it was built, the Incline Railway was added to the national register of mechanical engineering landmarks! buff.ly/2FyYvVl

The views from Lookout Mountain are beautiful this time of year. Ride the Incline and see for yourself! buff.ly/2GxE0e9