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Mountaintop Zipline in Pelling: 6 dual lines and aerial bridgesThe Mountaintop Zipline is a 2-hour aerial adventure in Pelling where you zip on six dual-line runs, traverse four sky bridges, and rappel down from the final platform, all from platforms high above the treetops. An ATV carries you 400 vertical feet up the mountainside to start, and a live guide leads the whole experience. Children from age 5 are welcome; closed-toe shoes and moderate fitness are required.Is it for me?The tour runs for 2 hours with constant movement between platforms, bridges, and ziplines, so it suits travelers with moderate fitness and comfort at height. If you prefer a slower pace or have mobility concerns, this activity's aerial setup and continuous climbing make it demanding.
Gatlinburg: Moonshine & Wine Walking Tour with VIP TastingsYou’ll taste Gatlinburg’s boldest moonshines and local wines side by side with new friends, get rare behind-the-scenes access at working distilleries, and hear real stories from your local guide. Expect laughter, surprises (and maybe a little fire in your chest), plus all tastings and a moonshine cocktail included.
Escape Room Games in Gatlinburg: 60-Minute AdventuresThe Escape Game in Gatlinburg is a 60-minute puzzle adventure where you and up to seven others work together to solve clues, find hidden objects and complete a mission inside one of five themed rooms. A live guide briefs you beforehand, stays available during play, and helps if you get stuck. The games aren't dark or frightening—they're designed for all ages and fitness levels, and you can leave at any time.Is it for me?Stop by on your way to dinner or shopping—our Parkway location slots perfectly into your day, and our guide handles everything so your group just solves puzzles together.
Gatlinburg to Newfound Gap: Smokies Day Trip & Elkmont Ghost TownYou’ll ride from Gatlinburg into the heart of the Smokies with a local guide, wander among Elkmont’s ghostly cabins, climb winding roads to scenic overlooks, and finally stand on the state line at Newfound Gap—where history meets mountain silence. Expect stories you won’t find on signs and moments that linger long after you leave.
Smoky Mountain Waterfall Hike from Gatlinburg: 3-Hour Guided TourThis is a 3-hour guided waterfall hike near Gatlinburg that covers 2.5 miles with 900 feet of elevation gain, led by a naturalist guide through Great Smoky Mountains terrain. The hike includes a popular trail with several cascades, then branches onto a quieter path to view more dramatic falls; you'll encounter wildflowers in spring, old-growth trees, and stream ecology along the way. Children from age 8 are welcome, and the moderate difficulty suits families and first-time visitors who want waterfall scenery without a full-day commitment. You meet at Sugarlands Visitors Center and follow your guide in your own vehicle to the trailhead 10 minutes away.Is it for me?This hike suits families and first-time Smokies visitors who want waterfall scenery and forest detail without committing to a strenuous full-day climb — the 3-hour length and moderate difficulty fit a morning or afternoon, and the naturalist guide turns a walk into a lesson about what the mountain actually is.
Great Smoky Mountains scenic drive: Clingmans Dome & Newfound GapA three-hour scenic driving tour through Great Smoky Mountains National Park that climbs to high elevations along Newfound Gap Road, stops at overlooks above 5,000 feet, and reaches Clingmans Dome at 6,643 feet. A guide shares stories of the Cherokee, the Appalachian Trail, and how the forest reclaimed itself after logging. Weather permitting, you'll walk through the spruce-fir forest at the summit.Is it for me?You get a full day's worth of high-elevation views and history compressed into three hours, which is what makes it possible to see the park's highest point and learn its stories without committing to a longer outing or driving the route on your own.
Great Smoky Mountains Audio Driving Tour: Self-Guided GPSYou download the tour to your phone, drive through Great Smoky Mountains with GPS-triggered audio commentary playing automatically, and explore at your own pace without a guide or fixed schedule. The app works offline, covers Cades Cove, Newfound Gap, waterfalls and historic mills, and one purchase covers everyone in your car. You own it forever with no expiry date.Is it for me?Right for independent travelers who want to explore Great Smoky Mountains without a scheduled tour time or guide—you drive when you want, pause where you want, and own the tour forever. The offline download means you're not dependent on cell service in the mountains, which is what makes this work where a streaming guide wouldn't.
