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Bryson City | 35 Minutes Away

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Take on the Nantahala River with a guided white water rafting adventure that's perfect for both first-timers and experienced paddlers. With exciting Class II-III rapids and stunning mountain scenery, it's one of our favorite ways to spend a summer day in the Smokies.

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Perfect for: Families, groups, and beginner rafters

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Barnardsville | 45 Minutes Away

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Get off the beaten path with a guided UTV adventure through rugged mountain trails, scenic overlooks, and beautiful forests. It's an unforgettable way to experience the mountains from a completely different perspective.

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Perfect for: Adventure seekers, families, and outdoor enthusiasts

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Bryson City | 35 Minutes Away

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Hop aboard a scenic train ride through the heart of the Smoky Mountains, where you'll travel alongside rushing rivers, cross historic bridges, and take in breathtaking mountain views you can't see by car. Choose from the popular Nantahala Gorge or Tuckasegee River excursions, with seasonal experiences like the Polar Express and steam engine rides available throughout the year. 

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Perfect for: Families, couples, photographers, and anyone looking to slow down and soak in the beauty of the Smokies.

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Maggie Valley

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Explore the Smoky Mountains on horseback with guided trail rides through rolling mountain meadows and breathtaking overlooks. Whether you're an experienced rider or trying it for the first time, this is a peaceful way to experience the beauty of Western North Carolina.

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Perfect for: Couples, families, and nature lovers

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Bryson City | 40 Minutes Away

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Soar through the treetops on an unforgettable zip lining adventure above the beautiful Nantahala Gorge. With multiple zip lines, scenic mountain views, and courses designed for a variety of skill levels, it's the perfect blend of excitement and breathtaking scenery.

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Perfect for: Families, couples, and adventure seekers

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Asheville | 45 Minutes Away

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While there isn't a traditional zoo near Maggie Valley, this wildlife park is home to native Appalachian animals including black bears, red wolves, cougars, river otters, bobcats, and elk.

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Perfect for: Families with young children and animal lovers

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