Adventure parks in Gatlinburg

Quick answer

Looking for an adventure park in Gatlinburg? These are ticketed courses: zipline, ropes, and alpine coaster. A Parkway arcade is not this page. Browse operators below.

Best for

Families, mixed groups, a half-day that is not a hike.

What to expect

A wristband or a timed tour, height and weight rules, and a mountain setting. An alpine coaster is a sit-down track. A zipline is a harness. They are different products on the same page only because visitors search them together.

Season

Year-round for the coasters and most courses. Fall Saturdays are the crunch.

Typical trip length

A standard zip or canopy tour is often about one to two hours on the course once you gear up. Ropes tickets and alpine coaster rides are shorter timed products. Check-in sits before the first line or ride.

Typical cost

Typical market range — Seeking Adrenaline does not set prices. A standard U.S. zip or canopy tour often runs $50–$130 per person; longer mountain products $100–$250+ (see How Much Does Ziplining Cost?). A U.S. adventure-park / ropes ticket commonly runs about $40–$80+ (see How Much Does a Ropes Course Cost?). Alpine coasters are often priced per ride or in a pass — confirm on the operator's site.

Who should skip this

Skip if you are outside posted height or weight limits, will not wear a harness for zip/ropes, or want a long wilderness day. UTV and rafting are different products.

Alternatives

• Ziplining in Gatlinburg — canopy-focused zip page
• UTV tours near Gatlinburg — side-by-side on private trails
• Whitewater rafting near Gatlinburg — Pigeon River at Hartford