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Soar ridge to ridge on the Goliath zip line, cross a 330‑foot swinging bridge, and hike 150 acres of Smoky Mountain forest. This guide explains what to expect—courses, fitness, booking, and how to plan a dog‑friendly day at Foxfire Adventure Park.
Soar ridge to ridge on the Goliath zip line, cross a 330‑foot swinging bridge, and hike 150 acres of Smoky Mountain forest. This guide explains what to expect—courses, fitness, booking, and how to plan a dog‑friendly day at Foxfire Adventure Park.
Mist hangs low in a banded blue over the valley as you step onto Foxfire Adventure Park’s wooded trails. The forest—a mix of oak, hickory and dense undergrowth—rises and falls beneath the zip line platforms, while the Lost Iron Waterfall dares you to look up where lines cross the wet spray. On a clear day the Goliath course sends riders 460 feet above the ground, launching from ridge to ridge where wind and canopy compete for attention.
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Operated by Foxfire Adventure Park · Sevierville, Tennessee
Mist hangs low in a banded blue over the valley as you step onto Foxfire Adventure Park’s wooded trails. The forest—a mix of oak, hickory and dense undergrowth—rises and falls beneath the zip line platforms, while the Lost Iron Waterfall dares you to look up where lines cross the wet spray. On a clear day the Goliath course sends riders 460 feet above the ground, launching from ridge to ridge where wind and canopy compete for attention.
This 150‑acre property sits on the foothills of the Appalachian chain, carved from ancient metamorphic bedrock and shaped by the same slow geology that formed the Great Smokies. The area’s logging and mountain tourism history gave way to recreational uses; today local guides blend outdoor skills with regional storytelling, and the park’s swing bridge and climbing wall complement traditional trail hikes.
Expect a mix of tree-top exposure and forest track: zip lines and platforms require short climbs and secure footing, while trails are uneven and rooted. The Discover Foxfire Pass is valid for seven days, so you can spread activities across multiple visits. Staff provide harnesses and instruction, but a moderate level of fitness and comfort with heights is required. Pets are welcome on trails but must be controlled; service animals are allowed with prior notice.
Practical tips: call the office to reserve your time after booking, bring sturdy footwear, and plan for changing weather—mountain afternoons commonly cool and shift. Hydrate, layer, and leave no trace: the park’s footprint is light, but the mountains are not forgiving.
Yes—Foxfire is pet friendly and allows dogs on trails; keep dogs leashed and bring waste bags. Service animals are permitted with prior notice.
The advertised activity duration is about 2 hours; the Discover Foxfire Pass is valid for 7 days so you can return to explore additional features.
Participants should have moderate fitness. The park notes the experience is not recommended for pregnant travelers, those with spinal or serious heart conditions, and advises checking age/weight limits with the operator.
No—trained guides provide harnesses, safety instruction and on‑line assistance; prior experience is helpful but not required.
Foxfire Adventure Park operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Mist hangs low in a banded blue over the valley as you step onto Foxfire Adventure Park’s wooded trails. The forest—a mix of oak, hickory and dense undergrowth—rises and falls beneath the zip line platforms, while the Lost Iron Waterfall dares you to look up where lines cross the wet spray. On a clear day the Goliath course sends riders 460 feet above the ground, launching from ridge to ridge where wind and canopy compete for attention.
Mist hangs low in a banded blue over the valley as you step onto Foxfire Adventure Park’s wooded trails. The forest—a mix of oak, hickory and dense undergrowth—rises and falls beneath the zip line platforms, while the Lost Iron Waterfall dares you to look up where lines cross the wet spray. On a clear day the Goliath course sends riders 460 feet above the ground, launching from ridge to ridge where wind and canopy compete for attention.
This 150‑acre property sits on the foothills of the Appalachian chain, carved from ancient metamorphic bedrock and shaped by the same slow geology that formed the Great Smokies. The area’s logging and mountain tourism history gave way to recreational uses; today local guides blend outdoor skills with regional storytelling, and the park’s swing bridge and climbing wall complement traditional trail hikes.
Expect a mix of tree-top exposure and forest track: zip lines and platforms require short climbs and secure footing, while trails are uneven and rooted. The Discover Foxfire Pass is valid for seven days, so you can spread activities across multiple visits. Staff provide harnesses and instruction, but a moderate level of fitness and comfort with heights is required. Pets are welcome on trails but must be controlled; service animals are allowed with prior notice.
Practical tips: call the office to reserve your time after booking, bring sturdy footwear, and plan for changing weather—mountain afternoons commonly cool and shift. Hydrate, layer, and leave no trace: the park’s footprint is light, but the mountains are not forgiving.