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Foxfire Mountain Adventure Park

4.6 (125 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Robert W.

Cool place to hike to the waterfall! The lady was at the counter was super friendly and knowledgeable! Definitely a great experience!

Kevin M.

We visited Foxfire Mountain at the end of March. I think we were the only ones in the park. We did just the hiking (no zip lines) but that was enough for us that day. It was great being out in nature and hiking some of the well-kept trails. Give it a try if you're interested in taking a break from the city for a little bit!

Marina K.

Wow! Just wow! From the very 1st call they were able to accommodate us to their closest time after we had a very horrible experience with another zipline. All what you need to know - is you must to go to this place, this is the best zipline in all Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge/Sevierville area. Very friendly customer service, very knowledgable, professional, friendly and nice overall. We love our guides: Tim and Tom, they were so patient with us, very fun and friendly. We love the whole time we spend there, and definitely coming back again. We did waterfall course and tomorrow going to do a Goliath course (can't wait). Everything from the beginning to its very end was an amazing and must to go experience. Go local!

Zipline

It was so fun and worth the money!! The hike was worth the gorgeous waterfall view. Of course the Zipline was top tier! Tim and Tom were our guides and they were the best!!! 10/10 recommend. You get great pictures for a fair price as well after zip lining. We'll be back!

Katie H.

I'm so glad we came here! It was the perfect way to spend a morning with my dad and four year old son. We lucked out and had sunshine and 70 degree weather on a Friday in November. We visited from about 10a-1p and mostly had the place to ourselves since we weren't zip lining. They gave us a map and explained everywhere we could explore. Very helpful! We started by walking through the tiny museum (about the size of a small shack) and to their bridge. It is quite long, but not as high up as others I've visited (good thing if anyone in your party is afraid of heights lol). On the other side there are smaller bridges between a handful of trees. My son loved running through these! This is also where you find the wishing wall (you hang a brightly colored paper with your with written in it and then ring the bell so it comes true). From there we walked the hike to the waterfall. Most of it is up hill, which was a beautiful and refreshing way to start the morning. My son had no problem running up and all around. It was the perfect length hike for his somewhat limited stamina. We also did the the little river walk trail. You can easily cross closer to the water. We were told that we're welcome to play in the water. So we tossed stones and even enjoyed the hammocks there. Just be careful if there was recent rain because things can get muddy (which led to me taking a tumble lol). Next, we walked by the climbing wall which had a kids sand box next it it. My son loved playing there. While he did, I walked through the Cider store where you can sample every kind they have! My son loved the apple juice. Lastly, we headed to the kids obstacle course. I couldn't find any pictures only or many descriptions of it, so I had no idea what to expect and if my boy would care for it at all. So here's what you need to know.... It's supposed to be like "the ground is lava" kind of game. The course probably has ten different sections - some like a balance beam, some are logs spaced out just enough at different heights, some are ropes or ropes and logs tied together and you have hang on and kind of swing from one to the next. I'm thinking your kid needs to be at least four years old and a decent climber to have any interest in this. Some parts are actually quite challenging. But the last thing is a miniature zip line. The line is only about six feet of the ground and you simply hold onto the handlebar to glide across. After we had completed the obstacle course, we did this zip line several times as we had the place to ourselves for about 45 minutes. Lots of fun! We'd definitely consider visiting again the next time we're in town!

Rope bridges

One of the best places I have ever ziplined. The guides were kind and funny (with their dad jokes). The views were breath taking. The whole experience was terrific. They have Rope bridges, waterfalls and more. Amazing place and people. My whole trip was centered around ziplineing in the Smokies and you did not disappoint. Would definitely do it again and again. The entire place is so beautiful! A must do.

Great time zip lining
Jennifer I.

We had a great time Tim and Mich were the best guides. They made sure we were safe and had A Ton of FUN!! Long fast zip lines with over a hour of fun and excitement. We will definitely keep it on our fun to do list every time we come to the area!

Tackle a series of five different extreme zip lines and beautiful scenery of the mountains!
Becky R.

We had so much fun! There is so much to do here you could spend your whole day here! The staff is great!!!!

Bridge
Jodi B.

We had a fantastic time at Foxfire Mountain! Our family of 5 arrived at 12:50 for our 1:30 zipline time. We spent this time walking around the beautiful property and walking a short trail. Once we arrived, we really enjoyed the fact that it wasn't overly packed! It really felt like you were hanging out on a family farm. We reserved our time a week ahead of time, so we only had to sign our waivers. The process was simple. The bridge and the views were absolutely beautiful and serene. The leaves were just starting to turn. We were back in the office area by 1:15 for our zipline time. I wished we had arrived a little sooner to explore the property, so if you do the waterfall zipline, I would allow more time for this. We were happy to find that they had lockers for our belongings to use for free. Our tour had our family of 5, plus another couple, and 2 zip lines guys that were hilarious. Safety was always a priority, and the were knowledgeable and patient. (Especially since I had no idea what I was doing!) There were a total of 7 (I believe) ziplines, and it took a total of an hour and a half. There were pictures taken at the end by a professional photographer, and the prices of the photos were very reasonable. Overall, we really enjoyed of visit, and plan on doing the Goliath when we return back to town! A huge thanks to the zip line guides that helped me do the upside down zip! None of the others in my family did a trick, so I looked like the coolest. ;)

Zip lining
Courtney L.

We did the Waterfall Canopy Zip Lining, we had 3 in our group plus another group of 6. Robbie & Shane were a lot of fun and entertaining. Robbie did a great job catching us/ assisting us with the landing, he was super friendly. Shane did a great job of reviewing safety with us, ensuring we knew what we could and couldn't do. Shane even took the time to show me how to do a flip of the platform while I was taking off. The view was great, however my group and I don't recall seeing a waterfall, however it is completely possible we missed it. Overall a great experience. Hopefully Shane and/or Robbie are your guides, you will have a great time.

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J Lo and Tom were great guides for our group with kiddos. Highly recommend. We did the waterfall zip line route

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Super fun and great for beginners! Extremely kind and funny guides. We did the waterfall tour and the views were great!

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The ropes course was a lot of fun! It was a fun challenge to try as many obstacles as you can with no hands!

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Ask the Community - Foxfire Mountain Adventure Park

Is going just for the trails and obstacle course worth it? I'm the mom of a four year old who loves to climb.

Yes! You can even head by the river and climb some rocks!

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“With our ticket price we can go back to ride the Goliath, or any of the other fun activities, at a discount.”

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Grotto Falls

4.6(75 reviews)
10.0 mi

Grotto Falls was such a fun family adventure! We hiked it with our three kids, and everyone had a…read moregreat time. The trail was beautiful, the waterfall was awesome, and the kids did surprisingly well on the hike! And we got a bonus Smoky Mountain experience before we even reached the trailhead and we saw a mama bear with her cubs along the drive! Talk about setting the tone for the day! Beautiful scenery, a fun hike, and memories the whole family will be talking about. Definitely one of our favorite adventures in the Smokies!

Grotto Falls is a beautiful hike and definitely worth seeing. Walking behind the waterfall is a…read moreunique experience, and the trail is shaded with gorgeous scenery along the way. The biggest challenge is getting there. There are only about 10 parking spots on a one-way road, with very few pull-off areas along the entire route. We actually drove there twice and couldn't find parking either time. We ended up having one person drop us off and pick us up later at an agreed-upon time since cell phone reception on the trail was very spotty. The hike to the falls is mostly uphill for about 1 mile, and I had to take several breaks. I wouldn't consider it toddler-friendly. The hike back is much easier since it's downhill, but you still need to be careful. The trail is full of roots, rocks, and slippery terrain that blend into the dirt, making it easy to slip, trip, or twist an ankle. One member of our group was injured, so I highly recommend wearing quality hiking boots with good traction and ankle support. Despite the parking challenges and moderately difficult hike, the waterfall is beautiful and worth the effort if you're prepared and arrive early.

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Chimney Tops Trail - Final view!

Chimney Tops Trail

4.7(18 reviews)
14.1 mi

The Chimney Tops trail is located 6.9 miles south of the Sugarlands Visitor Center in Great Smokey…read moreMountains National Park. It is listed as a moderately difficult trail and it is one of the most popular trails in the park. I saw cars stretch from the parking lot to a mile down the mountain during peak hiking times. On November 23, 2016, two juvenile males started a fire by throwing lit matches along the trail. A hiker on the trail caught them on camera. The park service decided not to put out the fire, instead containing it, and on November 28th, aided by a drought and wind, the fire exploded resulting in the death of fourteen people and injuries to one hundred and seventy six people. Eighteen thousand acres were burned including eleven thousand acres in the National Park. Two thousand four hundred and sixty structures were destroyed. The fire ended up costing more than 500 million dollars. Before the fire was put out it threatened to engulf Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. The trail was closed for a year and the pinnacle of the mountain is still closed. The park service constructed a new observation platform a quarter mile from the summit. The trail is 3.3 miles round trip which does not seem like very long but it was all up the mountain. At the parking lot I met a man told me he considered the trail a 9 out of 10. Another woman coming down told me it was the hardest thing she had ever done. I started the trail thinking I would give up if I needed to but with sheer determination and a fair bit of pain I made it to the top. The first part of the trail follows the waters of Road Prong Creek. You cross over several bridges where people swim in the cascading waters. Once you cross the last bridge is where the real challenge begins as you ascend straight up the mountain. As bad as it was, it would have been even worse if the Trails Forever crew had not installed the 367 rock steps weighing 300 pounds each! They redesigned unsafe parts of the trail and improved the drainage. Without their work the trail would have been extremely eroded and dangerous. The trail to the top is a combination of dirt trail and steps. What is cool about the hike is that everyone on the trail encourages each other to keep going. I don't care how fit people looked going up the mountain, everyone was huffing and puffing. Unfortunately for me the sky opened up about 1/3 mile from the top. Lightning struck the ground not far from me and cold rain poured down. I was about to give up and go back down when a woman went past me on the way to the top and I said screw it, I came too far to give up now. I continued up in the pouring rain to arrive to a hazy view of the chimney formation and Mount LeConte and Mount Kephart. The view was nothing like it would have been on a clear day. The Cherokee name for Chimney Tops is Duniskwalgunyi, or "forked antler", because of its resemblance to the deer antlers. There is a Cherokee legend about a medicine man who found monstrous reptiles at the top of the mountain. Unfortunately the mountain Gods were against me that day. I was so wet that I couldn't even dry off the camera lens on my iPhone. I thought my phone would be ruined. Three days later and I can still feel it in my legs. The hike took me two hours and 22 minutes over 3.57 miles. I did an elevation gain of 1.035 feet. Even though the view wan't all that I hoped it would be I am proud of myself for making it up there. On the way down the mountain I ran into a group of three guys going back for a second time because they lost their car keys. When it started raining they got separated from their keys and were combing the mountain for them. I hope they found them because I still feel awful for them.

Will make it brief: this is a lovely hike, slippery when wet (which is often, it rains a lot) -…read moretake your time so you don't slip (I did, and it HURT). There are a LOT of stairs, and when it's humid you will need to stop for breaks along the way. The final view is closed from fires but they have a reconstructed viewpoint near the end that is gorgeous - the views of the mountainside are stunning. Overall - would do again, but it's a relatively difficult hike because of the uphill climb so come prepared!

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Mount Le Conte - View from (near) the top

Mount Le Conte

5.0(1 review)
10.7 mi

This probably is not a review, but sharing an unusual journey. I called it Adventures of returns…read more A fair lady, a desperate housewife, and an everyday aunty - a trio that should be shopping instead wondered into the Smoky Mountain. Originally they had planned to just breathe some fresh air and shoot a few photos of people frightened by black bears. In the end the experience turned out to be one of the most challenging day of their lives. The plan in the beginning was simple. Hike a 3 mile trail up 1500 meters to the Rainbow Fall, and return four hours later to the parking to have a picnic. There would be no need for a raincoat or umbrella since there was no possibility to encounter any afternoon thunder storms. The scene was pretty. The sound of the creek was soothing. The first three miles wasn't as hard as expected. After taking a break and some pictures at the waterfall, it was time to return. But suddenly, an unusual rush of adrenaline came through the trio, they decided to hike up another 2.2miles to the highest point (2010M) of all the Smoky Mountain trails. At the top was a romantic log cabin where they could enjoy a nice meal, "Liked" by many web reviewers. Even the aunty didn't think twice to put on her helmet (hat), and grabbed her gun (sticks picked in woods) and went forward ambitiously. The trail turned out to be extremely rocky throughout, with wild bees constantly buzzing around the ears. The fair lady even saw a black shadow flash across the trail and the three knew that the stories of black bears were not imagined. But no one mentioned giving up and turning around, everyone seemed willing to make the extra effort for the cabin cuisine. 2.2 mile was actually 4 mile, and was 5 extra hours of climbing. The romantic cabin was actually only a woodshed. It turned out that people went there to experience a primitive life. Basic supplies for cabins are delivered by a llama once a day. The fancy meal that many people "Liked" was actually a basic meal for survival (bagel, cheese, cookies and unlimited Hot chocolate). The three women gnawed their bagels silently, while the fair lady thought she certainly could get out the mountain before thunderstorms if she didn't need to care the other two. The desperate housewife was disappointed that a grilled chicken became a cold bagel. The everyday aunty thought the llama would probably be a great ride to get back to the bottom the mountain! The bagels filled up their stomachs as well as their minds. They must have the same goal - rush down the mountain before dark. Clouds started gathering and the trio knew, during the next 5 hours, they must have immense courage and luck to get out of the mountains. Before they finished the first mile, thunder and lightning raged from the sky, and soybean sized hails shot like BB bullets for more than 20 minutes, followed by pouring rain. The trail under their feet became a river, and they held their tears as they walked carefully on the shoulder wide road to avoid slipping into the valley. The fair lady became the leading general Mulan, the desperate housewife was the center coordinator as Mu,GuiYin, and even the everyday aunty acted viciously like the Lady Jade Fox limping up and down, not letting the other two fall behind. Seven miles seemed never-ending. Just before dark, a sign that told them they were only 0.4 miles away from the parking lot finally made them laugh . The journey in the mountain lasted over 12 hours. With no idea what the fair lady and rich housewife was thinking, the everyday aunty just wanted to hit "Like" for the review on the Mount Le Conte's web page after a good sleep.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Mushroom

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

4.7(437 reviews)
12.8 mi

Our national parks are such a treasure and the Great Smoky Mountains Park was no exception. We…read morevisited in mid Oct and the leaves were just changing so lots of bright greens and yellows and just the start of the reds. When the sun hit the colors it was just so beautiful. All the trails were lovely. We really enjoyed Rainbow falls with its 80 foot drop. The Alum Cave Bluff Trail was so cool at the top as you rested under a huge rock overhang. The views from Kuwohi were stunning. I would suggest taking the trail rather than the paved path. It's a little bit longer but it's shady. The paved path is so steep. We were not a fan of Cade's Cove. Apparently, there are often bear sightings there but all we saw were a few turkeys. The traffic was atrocious. We did do Abrams trail at the middle of the loop. Parking for that trail was the easiest of all trails we did. A national park pass is not required but you do need a parking pass. Ours was $10 for the week. You are allowed to drive through the park for free but if you park longer than 15 min you need a pass. I did see rangers ticketing cars.

Been wanting to visit the Smoky Mountains and Appalachia and wow it is so beautiful. It's a free…read morenational park, which makes it even better. If you are parking for more than 15 minutes anywhere, you must buy a daily parking pass though ($5 per day). These can be purchased at any information center. The mountains and nature are breathtaking. We even saw so many elk and wild turkeys early in the morning while we drove through!! We also saw a black bear. Many hikes and nature trails to choose from, including ones that are completely drivable. Kuwohi Observation Tower: Easy paved uphill walk. Do not go in the early morning when the fog is thick because you will not be able to see anything. Alum Cave Trail: Pretty easy trail. Beautiful nature and cool rocks to look at. Took about 3 hours roundtrip to reach inspiration point. Cades Cove: A drivable scenic loop road. 11 miles one way. Took about an hour or so driving very slowly enjoying the scenery. Saw a black bear that held up traffic. It is closed to cars on Wednesdays to open it up to walkers and bicycles.

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