We booked the extended tour with Mr. Adams and I HIGHLY recommend! It ended up being a horrible…read morethunder storm during our tour, and honestly the thunder and lightening just played into his stories! Despite being soaking wet, Mr. Adams made the experience wonderful and the stories were 5 star. He did mention the stories are the same each times otherwise I'd be tempted to come back for more!

This company is not professional and does not provide their guides with the training or support…read morethey need to do their jobs. It is not a brick and mortar business. This is a web based business with no accountability to their guides or patrons. Our tour was very poor, but I blame the company and it's business model, not the guide.

LOVED our guide Kathy, we had so much fun using the equipment and hearing the terrifying history of…read moreGatlinburg! I liked that she had pictures to show us to go with every location. Very well done and kept us very interested the whole 2 hours!

We did this tour tonight and our host was very knowledgeable about ghosts siting in Gatlinburg. I…read morewould highly recommend this tour. However, you must be able to walk up and down some steep hill.

A terrific campground within Great Smoky Mountain National Park. A creek runs right through the…read moremiddle. Good walking access to several great trails. I love that there are quiet hours (10pm-6am), that generator use is even more restrictive (only daily 8-8), and if that isn't enough, there are tent-only sites available as well. So it's pretty well guaranteed to be peaceful. I think we hiked about 20 miles over the course of a couple of days and I know I spotted two types of mushrooms from our campsite that I hadn't seen on any of the other trails. Pick your day(s) and site number at recreation.gov. Easy access by car. Running water and flush toilets, but no showers. Good tent pads. Three handicapped-accessible ADA sites have 5 amp electrical service for use of medical equipment.

My husband and I really enjoyed our two night stay at Elkmont Campgrounds! We were in the L loop…read moreand we loved how peaceful it was. I definitely recommend researching or calling about the features of each loop before booking. After walking about a bit, we were even more pleased with our site in comparison to some of the others. The riverside campsites seem to go the fastest! If that's something that interest you, book early! All the staff we interacted with during our stay were extremely pleasant. The campgrounds were really safe and we have zero complaints. We'll definitely be back!

We had an amazing time with Michael and Jen on the Wine, Shine, and Dine tour! I booked this for a…read moreprivate group for a bachelorette party and it was fantastic! They really take you to the hidden gems around Pigeon Forge and skip all of the overpriced and overcrowded places. I loved that we got to try liquor, wine, and moonshine so you really get a taste of everything Tennessee has to offer. The lunch that's included was fantastic! We actually came back the next day to grab lunch there again since it was so good. Michael & Jen were amazing! We loved just chatting with them and learning more about Pigeon Forge and spirits in general. They come prepared with pretty much everything you need and even have a wagon to pull all of your purchases in. I would 100% book this tour again! Everyone just kept talking about how much fun they had and it's really a great value. Make sure to say hi to Daryl and Big Sexy at the last stop!

I wish there was a way to give 10 stars! Mike and Jenn, in my opinion, are a must do!! We did a…read moretour with them once, and went home bragging how awesome it was. My daughter decided she wanted to do a moonshine tour for her 21st birthday, and I didnt hesitate to book a second time to make her special day memorable!!! They made the experience 1000% worth it!! Do yourself a favor and book immediately!!

We were a bit late picking up our two bikes, but the folks at Wolf were kind and patient. Both…read morebikes ran great (Honda and BMW) with no problems. I would advise not to take the 650 Honda with knobby tires on the dragon but it was great on trails. Nice hassle free way to ride in NC - go for it!

Great to be able to rent a motorcycle near the Tail and other rides in the area. I would offer…read morethough---get your ducks in a row before you get down to the area (ie, know where you're going with decent directions) because cell service is pretty week, and pulling up a map on Google or Apple is not possible on the Tail and nearby areas. My son and I just "kept going" down 129 and did eventually the site for the bike pickup, but it is just a small building on the south side of the road. The rental process was straigtht forward and his bike (Honda Rebel) worked out just fine. Drop off with leaving the key in the mailbox at the door---easier than a car rental.

At my arrival, the office mistakenly saved my debit card information under the wrong customer file…read moreand charged my card. When I brought this to their attention, I was assured that my card information would be removed from the incorrect account and that the issue had been resolved. Despite those assurances, my debit card was charged again. This second charge occurred after I had already notified the staff of the mistake and after I was specifically told that my card information would be deleted. As a result, I spent a significant portion of my vacation dealing with a problem that should never have happened in the first place. Not only did these errors create financial stress and inconvenience, but they also ruined what was supposed to be a relaxing vacation. I trusted your staff to correct the mistake after it was first reported, and unfortunately that trust was misplaced when my card was charged again. I believe it is unreasonable for me to bear the consequences of repeated errors made by the office, particularly after I had notified you of the problem and received assurances that it had been corrected. For these reasons, I respectfully requested a refund and I was denied and told that it was my banks fault for letting the transactions to occur. They won't take accountability and refuse to work with me. This was my debit card that was charged and over $400 and was on hold for a total of 8 days. My bank cancelled my card. Just one headache after another because of all of this. I feel as though they should've accommodated me seeing how their actions and failure to pay attention caused all of this.

We reserved site 104 via phone for 8/17 to 8/23/26 and they took a deposit of $82.50 on our credit…read morecard. I called back today on 4/21/26 and canceled the reservation. IThe man i spoke with said I would get a gift card for the deposit. When I requested a refund, since I was canceling almost 4 months in advance, he said it was their policy to only give gift cards that could be used for camping there or in their store.

Sugarland Visitor Center on the Tennessee side on Great Smoky Mountain National Park was crowded…read morewith visitors during my visit. The parking lot was full at 9:30 in the morning! The Center offers a nice exhibit of animals and plants that can be seen in the park. Rangers are available to help answer questions and help design Park itineraries for visitors. The Center is a perfect place to pick up maps and other Park info. We bought parking passes and I picked up several cool walking sticks in the gift shop to give as gifts. Prices on some items were reasonable. The staff were super friendly despite the crowds. There are rest rooms available...the last real restrooms before entering the Park. Outside, are little "gardens" featuring native Park vegetation. Addition parking is being added. Every visitor to the Park should plan a stop at the Center. Plan 30 minutes to an hour.

A nice stop along the way into the National Park. Parking is a bit tough because it seems to…read morealways be busy. The museum inside is worth a look. The gift shop is really nice and has a large variety of things for purchase.

Great visitor center! Super cool three dimensional 'map' that shows the whole park and topological…read morefeatures. Also the trails are on this map, so you can figure out how much uphill will be required. Friendly knowledgeable Park rangers. Always get good advice from the rangers. Lots of parking. Restrooms. Small museum. Big Field out back. Lucky enough to see herd of elk (pictured). Easy flat River trail starts here and about 3 miles out and back if you do the whole thing. Trail crosses under blue ridge parkway. Pics of the trail, people bridge, information sign, herd of elk enclosed. Here is a great afternoon! Start with lunch at wise guyz pizza (see separate review). After lunch cross the river on the people bridge. Turn right and short distance starts the River trail. Walk to the visitor center, chat with the rangers, check out the museum. Then walk back to wise guyz and your parked car. Good lunch and decent hike, doesn't get much better than that. Enjoy!

Visited on a Sunday afternoon so it was pretty busy. Parking lot was pretty full but we only had to…read morecircle once to find a spot. Restrooms are located right off the parking lot. The Rangers inside the visitor center are very helpful. They also have quite a few passport stamps available inside at the ranger desk. There's a small museum inside. There's also a nice outdoor patio with chairs you can sit in to take in the view. While we were there a small herd of elk passed through, and it was fun to watch from afar. The Farmhouse Museum located behind the visitor center was really fun to walk through. There are many chickens walking around the area, as well as a hog pen. There's also a trail beyond the hog pen that allows you to walk down by the creek. This was a fun stop! Would highly recommend!