Tenn Tours offers something few Smokies attractions can: a trip into a cave that has not been paved, lit or fitted with handrails. The company runs guided wild cave tours in Sevierville, and its signature Hall of Adullam tour explores the cave beneath Sojourn Lodging, a tiny home resort on Newport Highway. It is a real adventure for curious teens and adults who want more than a walk-through show cave, and it works in any weather.
Sojourn Lodging announced the partnership in June 2026, describing a cave that stretches more than 800 feet through several chambers, some with ceilings above 35 feet. Along the way explorers may see underground streams, gypsum deposits and flowstone formations, and small fish in clear water. Tenn Tours says its guides are experts who put the environment and every explorer's safety first. All safety equipment is provided and no prior caving experience is required.
Tours are booked online through the Tenn Tours website and are listed at $100 per person, with a two-hour tour length, though the resort's announcement described outings of two to three hours. Expect to get muddy and wet, and dress in clothes and shoes you do not mind ruining. Age limits and exact meeting instructions are not published, so email the company before booking to confirm who can go and where to meet. Sojourn Lodging guests receive preferred access and discounted pricing.
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Tenn Tours lists the Hall of Adullam cave tour at $100 per person.
Tenn Tours lists the tour at two hours. The Sojourn Lodging announcement described tours of two to three hours.
No experience is needed, and Tenn Tours provides all safety equipment. Wear clothes and shoes that can get muddy.
Age limits are not published. Email Tenn Tours at tenntourscave@gmail.com before booking to confirm.
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