The Smoky Mountains provide the perfect terrain for zipline adventures, with deep valleys, towering ridgelines, and dense canopy that make every run feel like flying. These outfitters offer everything from gentle canopy tours to heart-pounding mountain-top lines that reach speeds over 50 mph.
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CLIMB Works Smoky Mountains - Zipline Tour
Forested canopy zipline tour in Gatlinburg
Where to Stay: Chalet Village, Ski Mountain
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Wahoo Ziplines
Forest canopy ziplines with sky bridges
Where to Stay: Eagles Ridge, Governors Crossing
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Smoky Mountain Ziplines
Scenic ziplines through Smoky Mountains
Where to Stay: Bear Creek Crossing, Starr Crest Resort
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Legacy Mountain Ziplines
Scenic mountain ziplines for groups
Where to Stay: Eagles Ridge, Governors Crossing
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CLIMB Works Smoky Mountains Zipline
Scenic zipline adventure over Gatlinburg
Where to Stay: Chalet Village, Ski Mountain
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Scenic Helicopter Tours
Aerial sightseeing of the Smokies
Where to Stay: Bear Creek Crossing, Starr Crest Resort
View Full Guide →Most zipline tours take 2-3 hours and include multiple lines, sky bridges, and rappels. Weight and age restrictions apply. Book in advance during peak season as tours fill up quickly, especially morning slots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sturdy hiking shoes, layers, and plenty of water are essential for most outdoor activities. Specific gear requirements vary by activity and are noted in individual listings.
Mountain weather changes quickly. Always check the forecast before heading out and be prepared for rain at any time of year. Temperatures at higher elevations can be 10-20 degrees cooler than the valleys.