Very nice facility and super knowledgeable staff. I have been coming there for many years and have…read morealways loved it! Great for large groups, small groups, kids, and adults too!

Took a trip to Asheville and ended up climbing in Knoxville. This place is great for all types of…read moreclimbing and all levels of experience. Mark did a great job of hosting our session - He was very nice and extremely educated without being pretentious. The walls scale up to 50 ft with belay and auto belaying available. Prices are standard and the overall environment is great! This is the best climbing gym I have been to and would highly recommend it to anyone.

Stopped by here during a work trip to get a quick afternoon workout from climbing in...completely…read moreunprepared: forgot my gear at home (another state away lol). Luckily the staff was friendly and helpful with getting me set up with a (comfy Petzel!) rental harness and shoes. Check in and cash out was quick & easy. With the auto belay system for several routes of varying difficulty (I was able to do several within my skill range - 5.6 - 5.8) and attempt a couple of 5.9s) you could easily spend a few hours here even solo. I just had an hour but mission accomplished: several climbs fully completed, a couple attempted, and a good workout to break up hours of work travel. The gym was clean, the climbs were interesting, and the helpful staff was appreciated. Will definitely visit while traveling through again!

Lots of wall space for beginners or advanced climbers. You can wear your own shoes or rent them…read more You can rent harnesses and chalk bags, too! Clean and well lit.

Fun for a ten year old to an experienced climber. Clean and the floors were soft!…read moreGood temperature inside. Lighting met obvious needs.

Did a small group lesson with Stewart on their First week back open. Not only was the lesson…read moreamazing but he was encouraging, exciting and overall very friendly. I've paid more at other rock climbing gyms for a fraction of what I got here. The gym itself is small but there are several paths that are challenging and exciting. I would highly recommend the outdoor wall as it is an adrenaline rush and super satisfying once you complete it. I will come back next time i'm in town!

My husband and I did a 8 hour climbing day with Claudia in TN for our honeymoon and it could not…read morehave been a better experience! Claudia gave us all the information we needed about what to bring and where to meet before our climbing day, she provided so much great training and instruction, and was overall so supportive. This was my husband and I's first time climbing outside, and we feel we now have the skills to go on our own. We could not recommend this more!! Thank you Claudia!!!

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Great atmosphere! Great for kids of all ages! Very fun! Prices are great! The staff were very…read morewelcoming and fun. The ninja theme was very cool to us.

I was impressed with Sevier Air. It's large enough to accommodate even peak season crowds, but it…read moredoes get crowded so be aware of that. I thought the staff was friendly and they look out for the safety of the jumpers. It's relatively clean as well, which is a positive. I also thought the climbing wall, the ropes climbing gym, and the ninja warrior course were unique additions to an otherwise trampoline park. Nice place to stop by with the family.

Great little path- I believe it's under on mile there. Also dogs on leashes seem to be allowed as…read morewell and has its own parking spaces. Great photo ops here. Beautiful place and the walk isn't too far from the parking lot either just very steep so wear good shoes

Soco Falls has been updated with a huge parking lot, observation deck at the top (beginning) and…read moresecond observation deck at the falls with new concrete steps and wood railing. Some trashy, low class dregs of humanity have already vandalised parts of the decks and railing-which were installed and graciously gifted by the Cherokee Reservation Indians, how gross do you have to be to do something so awful? Regardless, it's a beautiful half mile hike each way and the serenity of the falls is so worth it. Hopefully garbage humans dont ruin it for the rest of us to enjoy this magical.place.

Awesome hike! Several overlooks on the way. I would say it was a moderate hike. Very clean area!!…read moreHighly recommended

During busy times you may have problems finding parking (paid area) The trail starts off with a…read morecouple of flights of stairs. When you reach the top the left side is the "easier" side up to the top and the right side is more stone stairs that is a shorter distance, but tougher climb. We took the left side going up and down. There are large rock areas along the way, which might make it difficult if you have mobility problems. Otherwise, it was a bit wet on the path in places, but it had rained a good bit of the day before. The whole path is a light incline the entire way up, but an easy decline on the way down. There are no sitting areas along the path when you reached the top there are two overlooked areas. The better view is the one all the way to the right there is a sign, noting the continental divide on either side of White side Mountain very cool. It was definitely worth the hike. It took us about 30 minutes to get to the top. I saw people with dogs and children a lot. It is a very family friendly activity.

Definitely a gem in the area. I'm grateful I stumbled on it when I took the back way out of my…read moreneighborhood. To have this type of rock climbing facility is incredible and in our small rural area. About 20 minutes from downtown Greenville, it's in the Blue Ridge area of Taylors. Inside is incredible. All different challenges and climbing wall paths. We could easy stay for hours with all ages. Additionally special yoga classes on Monday and Wednesday are up my ally. Whether you want the kids to wear out some energy or just a fun date, I highly recommend it!

This was my first time climbing in over 15 years and talk about fulfilling your adventurous desire!…read moreThe staff was friendly and helpful in getting me signed up with the waiver on the front desk iPads, getting climbing shoes (go up a size or two), and strapping on the harness. It was much scarier than I remember once you get about halfway up your brain tells you to get down and you feel like you could fall, but remember its just a mental game you play with yourself, knowing you're strapped in and safe is half the battle! So exciting once you reach the top and lower back down. My friend who climbs a lot belayed me up a beginner and intermediate course. The neon tape at eye level across the entire facility has a number on it from 5-10. The 5 is easier an the higher you go up in number the more difficult the climb. They have bouldering areas and an automatic belay machine too! There's a mini American Warrior course in the back and they use the grassy hill for slip and slides sometimes! Lots of yummy snacks and drinks available like Clif and Kind bars, fruit, nuts, etc. The place was easy to find with GPS but it will feel like you're driving through a neighborhood. The gravel parking lot was large enough to accomodate about 20 cars.

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

We visited Foxfire Mountain at the end of March. I think we were the only ones in the park. We did…read morejust 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!

I never met a waterfall that I didn't like. We did a driving tour along Little River in Great Smoky…read moreMountains National Park to see if we could spot some wildlife. The Sinks is a lovely waterfall along the river. There is a small parking lot with about a dozen spaces where we found parking. An observation area is a short walk from parking. A sign describes the area and that the falls were manmade. During the late 1800's the river was used to transport logs/timber to the nearby town of Elkmont. After a storm, flood waters caused a jam in the river. Dynamite was used to restore water flow. The blast resulted in a twist in the river and creation of the waterfall. A set of stone steps leads up a hill, offering lovey views of the falls. There are dozens of waterfalls in the Park. Sinks is one of the few that is drivable, which is great for people that cannot hike. I picked up a Waterfalls map at the visitor center that I found interesting and informative. Parking passes are required to park in the lot. There are no amenities at the falls. Plan 15-30 minutes for a stop and photos.

The Sinks is such a fun outdoor experience! Our boys, ages 11 & 13, loved it! The parking is not…read moregreat though, with only about 15 spots in the parking lot and nowhere else to go. It's super busy in the summer, so just be prepared for that. We had to wait about 15 minutes for someone to leave so we could park. That wouldn't keep us from going back, though.