Valley of Fire and California Mojave Desert Tour

Las Vegas is surrounded by spectacular landscapes but, without your own transportation, it can be tricky to get out of the city. This tour from Vegas to the Valley of Fire lets you skip the hassle of renting a car. You’ll get picked up from your Strip or Fremont Street hotel and head for the biggest state park in Nevada to admire its unique rock formations and colors. Guided tour from Las Vegas to Valley of Fire State Park Hassle-free pickup from your Strip or Fremont St. hotel Learn all about the park’s history and ecology from your guide Includes plenty of snacks for the drive: No need to pack your own. This tour lasts 6 hours and costs $99. For more information or to book your trip, click here.

Alligator River Kayak Adventure

Paddle through the Outer Banks’ Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge for a fun adventure. Join a small group and learn about the old logging and whiskey distilling community that once thrived during Prohibition as you navigate the waterways. Keep your eyes peeled for several wildlife species including alligators, bald eagles, turtles, river otters, and even a black bear. Enjoy a relaxing journey through the refuge All necessary kayaking equipment is provided A small group means more attention from your guide Discover endangered species while you paddle. This trip last two hours and costs $59. For more information or to book your trip, click here.

Emerald Cave Kayak Tour with Optional Las Vegas Pickup

Leave behind the bustle of Las Vegas—and get up close and personal with the beautiful Colorado River—on this half-day kayaking tour. Hop aboard your shuttle at the Mandalay Bay Resort, head to Willow Beach, and grab your life jackets and paddles. Then, set off on a gentle, 5-mile (8-kilometer) trip down the Black Canyon, complete with a visit to Emerald Cave. Snacks and water are included. Enjoy an active way to explore the Colorado River, Emerald Cave and Black Canyon Safety gear, kayaking guidance, and refreshments all included Option of round-trip transit from the Las Vegas Strip makes logistics easy This kayaking excursion is beginner- and family-friendly. This trip lasts about 6 hours and costs $99.00. For more information or to book your trip, click here.

Lower Antelope Canyon Tour

Discover the lesser-traveled depths of Antelope Canyon on a walking tour through the lower portions of this colorful sandstone slot canyon. One of the most popular natural attractions in the region, the upper sections of Antelope Canyon are typically crowded with tourists. This tour takes adventurous travelers down ladders, through the tightly carved sandstone, and into a part of the canyon most tourists don’t reach. Explore the colorful geological wonders of Lower Antelope Canyon A guide shares details about geology, history, and Navajo culture Spend more time in the canyon than you would on an Upper Antelope Canyon tour Frequent tour departure times make it easy to fit a tour into your schedule. This tour lasts about an hour and costs $96. For more information,  or to book your trip, click here.

Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Trip with Lunch

Swap the bright lights of Las Vegas for a day trip to the magnificent nature spots of Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. Don’t worry about getting lost when exploring these vast outdoor wonders, as a Navajo Indian guide shows you around and entertains you with commentary about local geology, history, and culture. Highlights include the sandstone wall of Antelope Canyon and views of the Colorado river. Save time: See Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend in a day Travel with ease from Las Vegas in an air-conditioned vehicle No need to bring food with you: Lunch and bottled water are provided Avoid time waiting in ticket lines: Admission is included. The tour lasts about 12 to 15 hours and costs $189.00. For more information,  or to book your trip, click here.

Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park Day Tour with Lunch from Las Vegas

Visit two of Utah’s national parks, Zion and Bryce Canyon, in just one day with this full-day tour from Las Vegas. Discover a surreal desert landscape of sandstone cliffs, canyons, mesas, and unusual hoodoo rock formations. Stop at the Visitor Center and Checkerboard Mesa at Zion, and explore different scenic viewpoints at Bryce Canyon. the way, pass by the Virgin River Gorge and St. George. Visit both Zion and Bryce Canyon in one day Includes admission to both national parks Lunch, granola bar, and bottle water provided Round-trip transfers from select Las Vegas hotels. This tour lasts about 13 hours and costs $139.92. For more information,  or to book your trip, click here.

Grand Canyon West Rim With Hoover Dam Photo Stop From Las Vegas

Marvel at the incredible scenery of the Grand Canyon’s West Rim thanks to this 12-hour flexible sightseeing trip from Las Vegas. In your 3 hours at the Grand Canyon, take a hop-on, hop-off bus tour along the edge of the canyon, stopping at highlights like Eagle Point and Guano Point. Optional trip upgrades include lunch and access to the Skywalk viewing platform. Design a flexible sightseeing trip along the West Rim of the Grand Canyon on this trip from Las Vegas Enjoy access to a hop-on, hop-off sightseeing bus making stops at multiple West Rim attractions Enjoy the views from Eagle Point and Guano Point Explore the culture of Native American village Add optional upgrades like access to the clear glass Skywalk over the canyon rim. This trip lasts about 10 hours and costs $109.00. For more information,  or to book your trip, click here.

Mesa Verde National Park Half Day Tour

The first national park to “preserve the works of man,” Mesa Verde stands alone as a national park, archaeological site, and UNESCO World Heritage Site. On this half-day tour, you’ll skip the search for parking and go straight to exploring the ancient cliff dwellings with a guide, learning about the park’s flora and fauna, geology, and human mystery—these ruins were abandoned around the year 1300. Skip the lines in Mesa Verde’s parking areas and at the entrance gate Explore Mesa Verde with a guide, learning about the park’s complex history Cliff-dwelling tours included when made available by the park Hassle-free round-trip transfers from nearby Durango, CO.  This tour lasts about 5 hours and costs $115.00. For more information,  or to book your trip, click here.

Raft the Colorado River

If you’ve always wanted to try rafting, grab a paddle for this thrilling half-day whitewater tour through Glenwood Canyon. Expert guides help you navigate the roaring Colorado River, from floating along gentle class I stretches to splashing through exciting class II and III rapids. Along the way, get a new perspective on the canyon’s ancient layers and keep an eye out for Colorado wildlife. All rafting gear is included so you don’t have to pack a thing Half-day tour leaves time for other Glenwood Springs activities Makes a great adventure for families and groups of friends No rafting experience necessary—all levels are welcome. This tour last 3 hours and 30 minutes and costs $67.99. For more information,  or to book your trip, click here.

Niagara Falls USA Tour W/Boat Ride,Cave & Much More

Explore Niagara Falls with our local and Experienced tour guides. That will entertain you from the beginning to the end of your tour.Our tour guides will cover all of the beautiful Places of Niagara Falls, USA. This includes the Maid of the Mist boat ride, Cave of the Winds, Hurricane Deck and Observation Tower along with So Much More. * Skip Ticket Line for Cave of Winds * Complimentary Pick/Drop-off in Bus ONLY IN NIAGARA FALLS USA AREA * Receive Discount Coupons for local restaurants and attractions in tour * Complimentary Water bottles * Maid of the Mist Boat Ride, Cave of the winds, Observation Tower * We provide rain poncho * No Passport Required. This tour lasts about 4 hours and costs $105.00. For more information,  or to book your trip, click here.

Sunset Sail with Food, Wine & Cocktails

Wind down and relax as our captain and first mate teach you about our elegant schooner and share stories about the history of the lands, people and waters of the Grand Traverse Bay area. Enjoy complimentary locally sourced food, wine, and cocktails while watching the sunset paint the sky. This is a 2.5-hour sail. Check-in at our kiosk 30 min before departure. The 2nd Mate will do a brief welcome about 10 min before departure and then will guide all passengers to board Wind Dancer. We have a variety of beverage options including wine, cocktails, local spirits, soda and water. Food is served around 1 hour into the sail. We respectfully request that guests not bring additional alcoholic beverages. Free parking is available at the check-in kiosk, which is located at The Delamar Resort, 615 E. Front Street, Traverse City, MI. Please bring rain gear, a beach towel, and appropriate non-skid footwear for boating. Tours will be rescheduled if necessary due to inclement weather. This is a 2.5-hour sail, and costs $149.00. For more information or to book your trip, click here.

Daily Tours to Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore

Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore covers an enormous amount of land. Go with a guide during this Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Tour from Traverse City and cover the most beautiful areas and outlooks without having to worry about getting lost along the way. See Empire Bluffs, Scenic Pierce Stocking Drive, Glen Lake Overlook, and Sleeping Bear Dune Overlook. Explore Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore with a guide Enjoy an included lunch in the village of Empire Snacks and drinks are provided so you don’t have to pack any Round-trip transport from Traverse City makes having fun easy. Tours last 6-7 hours and cost $165.00. For more information or to book your trip, click here.

Wildman Zip Line Tour

Sail through the Wisconsin wilderness and along the Menominee River on a 2-hour zipline tour. Suit up with a provided harness, helmet, and gloves, then join your guide for a short training session. No previous zipline experience is necessary, as your guide goes over basics, including how to stop. Once you feel ready, take to the trees and soar a total of 1,900 feet with your small-group. Enjoy a thrilling activity in Wisconsin Get the personalized experience of a small group Zip with confidence after a training session Use provided equipment and safety gear.Tour borders Wisconsin and Michigan. Tours last two hours and cost $58.00. For more information or to book your trip, click here. 

SEA LIFE Michigan Aquarium

Experience the magic of underwater marine life as you make your way from the Great Lakes of Michigan to the depths of the SEA LIFE Michigan Aquarium. Enjoy an afternoon—or an entire day—of informative talks, interactive exhibits, animal feeding shows and so much more. Discover the thrill of seeing blacktip reef sharks and gentle seahorses. Kids can also enjoy learning more about the underwater habitats of sea creatures. Whether you’re traveling with a family or looking to spend a day on your own, admission to SEA LIFE Michigan Aquarium is sure to impress! SEA LIFE Michigan admission ticket Visit dozens of aquarium displays that re-create lake and marine environments Encounter more than 5,000 sea creatures including seahorses, jellyfish, and the giant Pacific octopus Watch blacktip reef sharks and cownose rays swim above you via an underwater tunnel Hear educational talks from the knowledgeable staff, and observe feedings throughout the day Why Travelers Choose This Tour This is a fun and educational attraction that is geared towards children. There are free scheduled talks which are a great way to learn something new about the amazing creatures at SEA LIFE, how they are cared for and what you can do to help protect marine species around the world! Tours last 90 minutes and cost $25.63. For more information or to book your tour, click here.

See through kayak experience with Clear Water Kayaks

Kayak tours allow you to see wildlife, but a lot of times, you’re stuck going only where your group wants to go. Break free from that type of day with this Torch Lake Clear-Bottom Kayak Rental in Traverse City. This Torch Lake kayak rental gets you in the water, and lets you see fish, turtles, rocks, and more from the comfort of your own kayak. Go kayaking on your own on Michigan’s Torch Lake See what’s swimming under you with a clear-bottom kayak Life jacket and paddles are provided for convenience No group to hold you back—explore at your own pace. Tours last about 2 hours and cost $95.00. For more information or to book your tour, click here.

White-water Rafting Adventure on the Menominee River

Paddle the Menominee River on a white-water rafting trip that includes two exciting runs through the Piers Gorge rapids. A mix of flat water and more adventurous Class IV rapids makes this Menominee River white water rafting trip a good fit for families with all ages and experience levels, with a river guide to steer the raft through waves, holes, and ripples. Two runs through Piers Gorge mean even more whitewater Pass towering cliffs on the Michigan–Wisconsin border Group size limited to eight people for personal service Convenient shuttle service cuts down on time in the car. Tours last 3 hours and cost $58.00. For more information or to book your tour, click here.

Manistee River Canoeing Day Tour

Staying in the Traverse City area? Come join us for a fun, family fishing adventure on the beautiful Grand Traverse Bay! This is great for those that are on vacation and families that are looking to relax and catch fish. We operate our fishing charters on a 2017 21.5′ Wellcraft Center Console with plenty of room to seat 5 comfortably and an onboard porta potti in the console if needed. This trip lasts about 5 hours and costs $750.00 per group. For more information or to book your trip, click here.

Guided Hiking Adventure at Proud Lake State Recreation Area

WELCOME TO PROUD LAKE STATE RECREATION AREA! These moderate-level hikes deliver a highlight reel of southeast Michigan’s best natural features: marshland boardwalks, forested natural trails, Huron River vistas, towering pines, rolling hills, and a stunning variety of wildlife viewing opportunities. Your guided adventure includes a local guide that has dedicated years of their life to developing skills in the outdoors, both in Michigan’s state parks and around the world. Each guide has obtained their Wilderness First Aid certification, Leave No Trace Awareness certification, received outdoor wilderness education, and adhere to a Michigan DNR-approved safety plan. We are honored to partner with the Michigan DNR as a featured retailer and largest commercial guiding provider in the Detroit region! Tours last two and a half hours and cost $52.00. For more information or to book your trip, click here.

Kayak & Canoe Rentals

Get onto the Lower Kalamazoo River Valley Water Trail and paddle out along the river bends near Saugatuck, Michigan on this kayak and canoe trip. You will be guided along the water for as much time as you like. The river is gentle, so this is suitable for all experience levels. Look out for osprey and eagle, waterfowl and raptors as you go. Enjoy some time on the gentle currents of the Lower Kalamazoo River Valley Water Trail Stop for photo ops- a waterproof case is included in the price Check out the swing bridge at the county park Learn about the history of this area from your guide. Tours take two to four hours and cost just $40.00. For more information or to book your trip, click here.

Mines of Spain

The Mines of Spain has long been considered one of Iowa’s best kept secrets, but to hiking enthusiasts the park is a well known destination. There are more than 12 miles of trails within the Mines of Spain, that offer a multitude of scenic diversity.  The trail system takes you along towering limestone bluffs, winding logging roads, prairie, forests, and breathtaking scenic overlooks. There is also a 15 acre section of the park that is classified as wetland, and even includes two floating trails. The Mines of Spain is located at 8991 Bellevue Heights Road, in Dubuque Iowa. For more information, click here.

Maquoketa Caves State Park

The park features 16 accessible caves, which offer great caving  for experienced and inexperienced cavers alike.  The hiking trails are just over 6 miles in length, and are a great way to see the park.  There is also a campground with 29 campsites, 17 of which have electrical hookups. This beautiful state park is one of the most popular in the entire state.  Located in Jackson County, sitting just Northwest of Maquoketa.  The park rests on more then 360 acres of rough, hilly terrain.  Maquoketa Caves State Park is located at 9688 Caves Rd, Maquoketa, IA 52060. For more information, click here.

Backbone State Park

This incredible State Park was one of the first in Iowa, dedicated all the way back in 1920.  100 years later Backbone State Park is still one of Iowa’s most popular. The well maintained hiking trails are rugged and winding, and cover more than 20 miles of Iowa’s most scenic country.  The most popular is the Backkbone trail this loop trail follows a tall narrow ridge line along the inside bend of the river with several overlooks into the valley below. Backbone State Park is also one of the only parks in Iowa that allows rock climbing!  With so much to see and do Backbone is a great vacation destination and has several overnight accommodation options, including campsites, within two campgrounds, and 16 different modern cabins to reserve. Backbone State Park is located at 1347 129th St, Dundee, IA 52038. For more information, click here.

Pikes Peak State Park

Iowa’s state parks are truly the hidden treasures of the Midwest. Most visitors to Pikes Peak State Park in McGregor, Iowa, stop by to take in the view of the Mississippi River from a 500-foot-high cliff, but there’s more to see here! One of the best places to visit in Iowa’s state park network is the breathtaking Bridal Veil Falls in Pikes Peak State Park. In the fall, this trail is one of the states most popular places for fall foilage. You’ll be hard pressed to find a better view anywhere in the Midwest – it will truly take your breath away. Pikes Peak State Park is a great place to camp, too, if you want to take your time exploring the enormous park. Pikes Peak State Park is located at 32264 Pikes Peak Rd, McGregor, IA 52157. For more information, click here.

Wildcat Den State Park

Wildcat Den State Park is one of the most beautiful state parks in all of Iowa.  Combining preserved historical structures with natural beauty, and a wonderful trail system.  The unique trail system winds through a variety of different terrain and covers more then 4 miles on 420 acres of rugged beauty.  With 75 foot high cliffs and amazing rock formations scattered throughout, its easy to see why Wildcat Den is a favorite spot for hikers and outdoors lovers alike. Wildcat Den State Park is also a great location for your next camping and picnicking, the park has 28 campsites with non modern restrooms.  Wildcat Den State Park is located at 1884 Wildcat Den Road, Muscatine. For more information, click here.

Dunning Springs & Ice Cave

This area encompasses about 3/4 of a mile, and features some beautifully rugged Iowa terrain. Dunning Spring sits up on the hillside about 200 years North of the Upper Iowa River, and is a 200 foot spring fed waterfall. There is a boardwalk trail that will take you all the way to the top. The waterfall cascades down the hill side and is a fun place to get wet during the hot summer months. There is also a cave right next to the waterfall that is fun to explore. If you follow the water all the way down from the spring to where it pours into the river you will find a second smaller waterfall. There are picnic tables set up throughout the park, and the rivers edge is a popular place for fisherman as well. Dunning Springs is located in beautiful Decorah Iowa, for more information, click here.

Whitewater Canyon Wildlife Area

A hidden gem in every since of the word. The park has excellent trails and best of all you will likely have the entire place to yourself! Whitewater Canyon Wildlife Area is located off Highway 151 and Curoe Road, approximately 5 miles northeast of Cascade Iowa. For more information, click here. This 562 acre area is open for public hunting during state designated hunting seasons. It is also a favorite with hikers, wildlife-watchers, and anglers dipping a line in Whitewater Creek. This unique location features 200-foot cliffs and scenic overlooks in a narrow valley along Whitewater Creek.  During periods of sufficient water, it is also floated by canoers and kayakers. Winter provides areas to snowshoe and cross-country ski.

Ledges State Park

This picture is owned by Ken Tsai.

It’s with good reason that Ledges State Park is one of Iowa’s most iconic spots it’s full of bridges, trails, waterways and more wildlife than you can imagine. The park is home to several short trails that will lead you on an adventure to remember. Ledges State Park is located at 1515 P Ave, Madrid, IA 50156. For more great hikes in Iowa, click here. While the park is mostly known as a great place for hiking, it’s also a fascinating place for history buffs, as the park is riddled with ancient ruins throughout.  Ledges offers several campsites, including electrical hookups, non-electric hookups, and some hike-in. Modern restrooms, showers, a trailer dump station and a playground are also located in the campground.

George Wyth State Park

George Wyth State Park is a relative unknown park in Iowa’s impressive parks system. While its a lesser known park, it still has an abundance of activities you can enjoy! George Wyth State Park is located at 3659 Wyth Road in Waterloo, Iowa. For more information, click here. Abundant in woodlands and wildlife, George Wyth State Park is an “urban sanctuary” offering diverse outdoor activities for visitors. The park has a beautiful campground with spacious and secluded sites, some of which sit right on George Wyth Lake.  One of the most impressive features of the park is its beautiful trail system. The park has hiking and biking trails both paved and dirt, winding throughout the park. My favorite feature at the park, is the impressive water-trails. This place is an absolute paradise for kayak enthusiasts. The Cedar Valley Paddlers Loop Trail connects the chain’o’ lakes and the Cedar River, for an epic 10 mile paddle. This was one of my favorite float trips so far this year, and I’m sure you’ll love it as well.

Wapsipinicon State  Park

Wapsipinicon State Park sits on the edge of the charming town of Anamosa, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Many of the park’s structures, including the stone arch bridge, lodge and shelters were handcrafted by prisoners from the nearby Anamosa State Penitentiary and remain historic icons to visit. Wapsipinicon is abundant in unique formations and geology, so make sure to take your time exploring the natural wonders of this state park. Wapsipinicon State  Park is located at 21301 County Road E34, in Anamosa, Iowa. For more information, click here. Hike more than three miles of multi-use trails, winding through wooded areas and open grass prairies. The trails to Horse Thief Cave and Ice Cave lead to the recreation area, and the other trail meanders to Dutch Creek. These multi-use trails are also open to cross country skiing and snowmobiling in the winter.

Titanic Museum Pigeon Forge

Relive the tragic sinking of the Titanic at the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, a half-scale model of the original ship. Follow the fate of a real passenger as you explore the Titanic’s cabins, suites, and exhibits that include a real iceberg and artifacts from the ship. Multilingual audio tours are available in English, Spanish, German & Mandarin. Admission to Titanic Museum Attraction, Pigeon Forge See a half-scale model of the Titanic Explore reproduction cabins and rooms Follow the story of a passenger or crew member Family friendly Multilingual audio tours are available in English, Spanish, German & Mandarin. Tours last about two hours and cost $39.11 per person. To check availability or purchase tickets, click here.

Helicopter Tour of Downtown Nashville

This is a fun and luxurious way to get a whistle-stop tour of Nashville’s top sights. Instead of being stuck in traffic, ascend into the sky in a helicopter and see the best of Music City from above. Along the way, listen to commentary about the sights you pass and fly over lots of key city landmarks in a short space of time—such as the Ryman Auditorium, Tennessee State Capital, and the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Swap crowded bus tours for the luxurious alternative of a helicopter ride Get your bearings of the city by viewing Nashville from above Avoid the crowds—this is a private helicopter tour for just your party Fly over a variety of top sights—including the Ryman Auditorium. Tours last about 15 minutes and cost $99.00. To check availability and book your tour click here.

Nashville Kayak Adventures

See Nashville from a fresh perspective with this small-group kayaking excursion. Meet your guide at a pick-up point and utilize the complimentary shuttle to reach the launch point. Then paddle three miles downstream back to downtown Nashville, admiring skyline views along the way. All necessary equipment is provided; water and sunscreen are complimentary. Go on a kayaking adventure in Nashville Paddle downstream during a relaxing tour Check out views of the Nashville skyline Complimentary shuttle to reach launch point included. Tours last about 90 minutes and cost $55.00. To book your trip or for more information, click here.

Jeep Tour of Smoky Mountains

Check out one of the most scenic drives in America on this approximately three hour jeep tour along the Foothills Parkway in the Smoky Mountains. This is a small group tour, so you’ll keep costs down by sharing your vehicle. But you’ll still have excellent views, several stops for photos, and a fun family-friendly all terrain ride. Easy to find meeting point at Pigeon Forge Keep costs down by booking this small group tour Your guide and driver will take care of navigating Tour for around 3 hours, then the rest of the day is yours. Tours last about 3 hours and cost $96.17. For more information, or to book your trip, click here.

Kayak To The Bat Cave

With as many as 100,000 endangered grey bats coming to roost around the caves of Nickajack Lake, this kayaking tour near Chattanooga offers an exceptional opportunity to watch them on their nightly hunts. You’ll visit the Nickajack Bat Cave and Wildlife Refuge in the Tennessee River and paddle out to the bat cave. While these animals take to the sky during sunset, you’ll learn about the local efforts made to protect and preserve the species. Wade out into the Tennessee River with a local guide Receive full use of a kayak, life jacket, and group throwbag Learn about the history of the area and the importance of the bats Watch as 100,000 grey bats fly from their cave into the night. Tours last about 2 hours and cost $69.00. For more information, or to book your trip, click here.

Nashville to Fall Creek Falls All Inclusive Full Day Adventure

Get ready to discover some of Tennessee’s stunning waterfalls on this full-day guided hike launching from Nashville. Your transportation and lunch are included in this exciting tour. Hike deep into a gorge, cross large suspended swinging bridges, and explore the beauty of Fall Creek Falls State Park. Prepare to venture into Cane Creek Falls, Rocky Point Overlook, Piney Creek Falls, the Betty Dunn Nature Center and more. Receive round-trip transportation from Nashville Hike five waterfalls including the gigantic Fall Creek Falls Explore state parks and the Betty Dunn Nature Center Rest easy knowing guides are CPR and First Air certified. Tours last about 12 hours and cost $225.00. To book your trip or check the schedule, click here.

Mountaintop Zipline

If you’re looking for an adventure that puts you high in the sky with 360-degree views of the Great Smoky Mountains, this Gatlinburg Mountaintop Zipline and Sky Bridge Experience is just for you. Along with six opportunities to zipline high above the treetops, you’ll also get to go on four sky bridges and rappel onto the end platform. Plus, an ATV ride to the top of the mountain is included to make for an easy and fun time. Do six zipline runs and cross four sky bridges—perfect for those who crave a thrill An ATV ride up to the mountain makes for an exciting start Bottled water is provided to keep you hydrated during this adventure Choose from a variety of start time at checkout for convenience. Tours last about 2 hours and cost $109.95. For more information or to book your tour, click here.

Roaring Fork Guided Sightseeing Tour by Jeep

Relax in the arms of Mother Nature on this guided jeep tour of the Smoky Mountains. Take about a half day to explore all the woodlands and water features that make up the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail. Max group size is 10, so a small group tour. Explore the American Frontier with nearly 200 years of history. Hear all about the region’s history from your guide See the variety of trees- chestnut oak, white oak, tulip and magnolia trees Check out the log lodges from nearly 200 years ago Have a blast exploring this by jeep with friends. Tours last two hours and 30 minutes and cost $84.73 for more information or to book your trip, click here.

Full Ocoee River Rafting Adventure Tour

The Ocoee River is one of the most popular destinations for whitewater rafting in Tennessee and flows through the heart of the Cherokee National Forest. On this tour, you’ll get a full day on the water, with full instruction and lunch included. Get your adrenaline pumping as you tackle Class III and IV rapids, admire the views as you cruise downstream, and raft down part of the ‘Olympic section’. Tackle multiple rapids, including Mikey’s, Blue Hole, and Bush Gardens Spectacular views as you raft through the Cherokee National Forest Enjoy a picnic lunch by the riverside included in the tour Suitable for all levels: full instruction provided. Tours last about 6 hours and cost $115.00. For more information or to book your trip, click here.

Tennessee Back Country 4 Hour Guided SXS Ride

Experience Tennessee’s backcountry on a thrilling ride via a side–by–side (SXS) vehicle. This half–day tour is a great way to explore the rugged terrain of Williamsport in a unique way. Traverse dirt roads and shallow creeks, pass ghost towns and historic stores, and see caves and waterfalls throughout your journey. Choose from two SXS vehicles to use for your adventure All necessary safety equipment and instruction is provided Explore Tennessee backcountry in an open-air vehicle A small group means more attention from your guide. Tours last about 4 hours and cost $225.00. For more information or to book your trip, click here.