Wahoo Zipline at Smoky Mountains Jeep Tours in Pigeon Forge
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in reasonable health, comfortable with heights, and able to handle walking and minor physical exertion.
Overview
Feel the thrill of soaring through the treetops on the Wahoo Zipline in Pigeon Forge. With towering heights and breathtaking views, it’s an adventure that leaves a lasting impression—and it’s perfect for families and thrill-seekers alike.
Wahoo Zipline
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of ziplining through a stunning forest canopy, soaring between platforms 40 to 250 feet high. With breathtaking views and a network of walking trails, this adventure invites you to share stories while immersing yourself in nature's grandeur. Get ready for an unforgettable journey above the treetops!
Rates
Participant: $89
Duration
1.5 Hours Check-In is 45 mins prior to start time.
About
With approximately 2 miles of cables strung between platforms, zippers are immersed in a hardy forest canopy of beech and oak trees. There is no view left unobserved. From above, under or through, these cables offer heights from 40 feet to 250 feet from the ground. A pleasant set of walking trails along the forest floor connect platforms offering customers a chance to share their ziplining stories. The course is designed to build anticipation and in grandeur, to grab your attention and not let go.
Our course includes 6 separate lines. Each line ranges from 40 feet for the lowest up to 250 feet for the tallest. Total length approximately 2 miles.
Adventure Tips
Wear comfortable, snug clothing
Fitted clothing ensures safety harnesses fit properly and prevents snagging during the zipline.
Book in advance
During peak seasons, slots fill up quickly—reserve early to secure your adventure.
Carry eye protection
Goggles or sunglasses can help keep debris and bug spray out of your eyes while zipping.
Arrive prepared for weather
Check the forecast and dress in layers; mountain weather can change rapidly.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Eastern gray squirrels
History
The Smoky Mountains have been a vital part of Appalachian culture for centuries, with indigenous tribes and early settlers shaping the region’s story.
Conservation
Smoky Mountains Jeep Tours supports local conservation efforts by promoting responsible tourism and habitat preservation.
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Recommended Gear
Sturdy closed-toe shoes
Provides support and grip during the walk to and from the zipline platforms.
Layered clothing
Adjust for changing mountain weather and keep comfortable during activity.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Sunglasses or goggles
Protect your eyes from wind, debris, and sunlight while zipping.
Sun protection
Sunscreen and hats help prevent sunburn during open sections.
summer specific