Ziplining in Gatlinburg

Looking to zipline in Gatlinburg? Courses sit on the mountain, not on the Parkway. Browse operators below.

Best for

First-timers, families who clear the weight limit, groups who want a guided course.

What to expect

A harness, a guide, and a sequence of lines and bridges. Weight and age minimums are posted and enforced. You are in the trees, not over the Parkway. Closed-toe shoes. Thunder cancels.

Season

Year-round. Summer is the full schedule. Winter lines run and the boards are colder. Fall weekends book first.

Typical trip length

A standard canopy tour is often about one to two hours on the course once you gear up. Longer mountain or dual-line products run longer. Check-in and harness time sit before the first line.

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 for about one to two hours; longer mountain or dual-line products $100–$250+. Photos are usually extra. See How Much Does Ziplining Cost?.

Who should skip this

Skip if you are outside the posted weight or age limits, will not wear a harness, or want a sit-down track instead of lines in the trees. Thunder days cancel.

Alternatives

• UTV tours near Gatlinburg — side-by-side on private trails
• Whitewater rafting near Gatlinburg — Pigeon River at Hartford