Foxfire Adventure Park

Why go: Foxfire Adventure Park spreads across 150 acres of Smoky Mountain foothills with high-altitude zip lines, a massive swinging bridge over a gorge, hiking trails to a private waterfall, and a 60-foot climbing wall.

About Foxfire Adventure Park

Foxfire Adventure Park sits on 150 acres of former cattle farmland in the foothills outside Sevierville. The Postlewaite family converted their Hereford ranch into an adventure destination in 2010 after a trip to Alaska inspired them to build a zip line course on their property. What started as a single course has grown into one of the most activity-packed outdoor parks in the Smoky Mountains region.

The park’s centerpiece is its zip line program, headlined by the Goliath Zip Line Tour, a five-line course that reaches heights over 500 feet and speeds approaching 60 mph. The Waterfall Canopy Tour takes a different approach, threading seven lines and two sky bridges through the tree canopy with a flyover above the park’s Lost Mine Falls. For visitors who want it all, the Ultimate Zip Line Tour combines both courses into a single outing.

Beyond the zip lines, the park offers the Bridge to Prosperity, a suspended swinging bridge stretching over 400 feet across Foxfire Gorge. Hiking trails wind through the property to Lost Mine Falls, a scenic waterfall accessible via a one-mile trail. The Gorilla Climbing Wall rises over 60 feet with five lanes of varying difficulty, and a self-guided aerial ropes course puts visitors in the treetops across 10 elements and two zip lines.

Younger visitors have Fox’s Hollow Playground, a custom play area with Amish-built wooden carriages, fire trucks, and construction equipment. Troopers Gem Mining lets kids pan for gold, rubies, and arrowheads, with proceeds supporting a nonprofit that covers veterinary bills for animals in need. The park’s newest addition is The Fox and The Apple, a steampunk-themed hard cidery offering six locally sourced flavors.

Getting to Foxfire Adventure Park

Foxfire Adventure Park is located at 3757 Thomas Lane in Sevierville, set back from the main Parkway corridor in the Pearl Valley area near Dunns Creek. The park sits about 20 minutes from both Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, making it an easy side trip from either town. Follow Boyds Creek Highway to Thomas Lane, where the park entrance is clearly signed. Free parking is available on-site with easy access to the main activity areas.

Why Choose Foxfire Adventure Park

Foxfire Adventure Park combines serious high-altitude thrills with enough low-key activities to keep an entire family busy for half a day or more. The setting alone separates it from Parkway-adjacent competitors, and the range of options means you do not need every member of your group to be an adrenaline seeker.

• Highest zip lines in the Smokies. The Goliath course reaches over 500 feet above the valley floor with lines clocking near 60 mph, making it one of the most intense zip experiences in the region.
• Family-owned, small-park feel. The Postlewaite family has run this park since 2010, and the personal attention from staff shows up consistently in visitor feedback.
• Something for every comfort level. From the low-key waterfall hike to the FreeFall Quick Jump off a 60-foot tower, the park covers a wide range of intensity without requiring everyone to participate in the same activity.
• Off the beaten path. Tucked away from the main Parkway traffic, the 150-acre property feels more like a mountain retreat than a tourist stop, with a U-shaped river, gorge, and private waterfall on the grounds.

Must Do

The park packs a surprising number of distinct experiences into a single visit. These are the ones worth building your day around.

• Goliath Zip Line Tour. Five extreme lines that take you over 500 feet above the valley with panoramic views of Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg. This is the park’s flagship experience and runs approximately two hours.
• Bridge to Prosperity. Walk across one of America’s longest suspended swinging bridges, stretching over 400 feet across Foxfire Gorge. It sways, and the views straight down are not for the faint of heart.
• Lost Mine Falls Hike. A one-mile trail leads to a scenic waterfall tucked into the center of the property. Moderate difficulty with a rewarding payoff at the end.
• The Fox and The Apple Cidery. Wind down after your adventures with a tasting flight at the park’s steampunk-themed hard cidery, featuring six locally crafted flavors.

Book Your Tickets

Foxfire Adventure Park tickets are available online at a discount through GetYourGuide. Booking in advance is recommended for zip line tours, especially during peak season. Browse the available tours and reserve your spot below.

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What to Expect

Foxfire Adventure Park is an outdoor destination on uneven mountain terrain, so plan accordingly. Most visitors spend three to four hours to take in the main activities, and a full day is realistic if you combine zip line tours.

• Age and weight requirements vary by activity. The Goliath tour requires ages 10 and up with a weight range of 100 to 250 pounds. The Waterfall Canopy tour starts at age 7 with a 45 to 265 pound range. Anyone under 16 needs adult supervision for all harnessed activities.
• Closed-toe shoes are required for all harnessed activities, including zip lines, the ropes course, and the climbing wall. Sturdy footwear is recommended for the hiking trails as well.
• Parking is free. The lot is on-site with direct access to the main activity areas.
• Lockers are available at no charge so you can stow valuables while you zip or climb.
• Dogs are welcome on the hiking trails and throughout the general park grounds, but not on harnessed activities.
• Weather can affect some activities. Zip tours run in rain but may be rescheduled for lightning or high winds. The hiking trails and playground remain open in most conditions.
• Food and drinks on-site. A food truck serves lunch options, and The Fox and The Apple cidery offers hard cider tastings for visitors 21 and over.
• Reservations are not required for hiking, the playground, gem mining, or the bridge. Zip line tours can be booked through the ticket section above.

Nearby in Sevierville

• Forbidden Caverns. Explore underground passages, grottos, and rare formations on a guided walking tour through one of the most impressive cavern systems in the Smoky Mountains.
• Wahoo Ziplines. A high-speed zip line course set on a mountainside property with long runs, valley views, and a more compact itinerary than full-day adventure parks.
• Smoky Mountain Deer Farm Exotic Petting Zoo and Deer Farm Riding Stables. Feed and interact with exotic animals from around the world, then saddle up for a guided horseback ride through wooded mountain trails.

Explore More

My Smoky Mountain Guide Sevierville is a great resource for finding things to do and places to eat.

• Sevierville Food & Beverage Guide. Restaurants, cafes, and eateries across the Sevierville area, with hours, menus, and what to order.
• Sevierville Outdoor Adventure. Zip lines, horseback riding, hiking, helicopter tours, and more outdoor activities in and around Sevierville.
• Sevierville Attractions. Theme parks, museums, water parks, and family-friendly attractions throughout the Sevierville area.
• Sevierville Things to Do. The complete guide to activities, entertainment, and adventures in Sevierville and the surrounding Smoky Mountain communities.