easy
30–60 minutes
No physical fitness required; suitable for most travelers
Discover stunning aerial vistas with Scenic Special’s helicopter tours in the Mountain Region—an unforgettable way to see towering peaks and deep valleys. Read on to learn more about this exceptional adventure.
Starting at $600 | 65 miles | Spectacular Views
Want to see more of the heart of the Smokies? Then this is the aerial adventure for you! This 65-mile tour offers spectacular views of areas seldom seen or traveled except by helicopter.
Your tour begins by flying over Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg on your way towards Mount LeConte. This flight features expansive views of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park's higher elevations including Mount LeConte and Clingmans Dome, while also showcasing the Sugarlands Valley, Elkmont and Tremont, and their rich logging history. Your knowledgeable adventure pilot will share a vast array of information about the national park. Your return trip offers views of Townsend, Round Top, Walland Gap, Chilhowee Mountain and the front side of Bluff Mountain.
• Includes Gatlinburg Tour Points of Interest • Includes Wears Valley Tour Points of Interest • Includes National Park Tour Points of Interest • Sugarlands Visitor Center • Little River
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• **Flight ** $600
60-70 miles (approx.)
Choose a day with good visibility for the best viewing experience.
Temperatures can vary at altitude, so bring clothing for different conditions.
Ensure glasses, hats, or other loose gear is secured during flight.
Arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled flight to allow check-in and safety briefing.
The region's rugged terrain has been a natural barrier and resource for local indigenous tribes for centuries, shaping cultural traditions.
The company partners with local land agencies to ensure minimal environmental impact and promote sustainable tourism.
Protect your eyes from the sun and glare at high altitude.
Capture the incredible views from the sky.
Layer for fluctuating temperatures during the flight.
Optional but helpful for identifying landmarks after the flight.