Helicopter Tours Over Sevier County with Sevier County Aviation
Difficulty
easy
Duration
30 minutes
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; suitable for most individuals including those with limited mobility.
Overview
Soar over the stunning landscapes of Sevier County with Sevier County Aviation’s 30-minute helicopter tours. Get a thrilling perspective on Douglas Lake, Gatlinburg, and the Great Smokies like never before.
See It All
Starting at $190 | 30 Minutes | For Those Who Want to See it All
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About This Adventure
Experience breathtaking views on a 30-minute helicopter tour showcasing the stunning landscapes of the eastern U.S. Fly over fertile valleys, winding rivers, and majestic mountains, including Douglas Lake and Gatlinburg. This unforgettable adventure offers a unique perspective of the Great Smokies, perfect for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike.
For Those Who Want to See it All!
Rates
- Passenger (Ages 2+): $190
- Infant (Under 2 Years Old): FREE
You must choose a minimum of two helicopter seats to reserve the tour.
Duration
30 Minutes
About
A great choice for those who want to see a wide variety of the natural beauty of the area. From the fertile valleys and the meandering rivers to the gentle peaks of some of the tallest mountains in the eastern U.S., you will thrill at the unfolding landscape during this flight. Your tour will also include views of Douglas Lake, English Mountain, Gatlinburg and the foothill mountains of the Great Smokies.
What to Know
- Passengers must be less than 300 lbs. per person.
- Infants under the age of 2 may ride on an adult's lap.
Adventure Tips
Weight Restrictions Apply
Passengers must weigh less than 300 lbs to ensure safety and balance in the helicopter.
Book Minimum Two Seats
Reservations require at least two seats booked per flight, so plan accordingly with your group.
Dress for the Weather
Even on a short flight, wear layers to stay comfortable as temperatures can vary with altitude.
Infants Must Sit on Adult’s Lap
Children under 2 can fly for free but must remain on an adult's lap throughout the tour.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Black bears roaming lower foothills
- Bald eagles soaring near river valleys
History
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park, nearby, was established in 1934 to protect the region’s rich biodiversity and cultural heritage.
Conservation
Sevier County Aviation supports responsible tourism with eco-conscious flight practices to minimize noise and environmental impact over protected lands.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Layered Clothing
Temperature changes at altitude make layering essential for comfort during flights.
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Sunglasses
Protect your eyes from bright sunlight reflecting off water and mountain surfaces.
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Camera or Smartphone
Capture expansive views of the Great Smokies and surrounding valleys from unique aerial perspectives.
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Hat with Strap
A secure hat shields you from sun exposure during pre- and post-flight time outdoors.
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