Lake and Mountain Helicopter Ride across Gatlinburg
High demand
Experience stunning lake and mountain views on this round-trip helicopter flight in Pigeon Forge. Marvel at the French Broad River and Douglas Lake as you fly towards Sevierville and Gatlinburg.
About this activity
- Free cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
- Reserve now & pay later: Book your spot and pay nothing today.
- Duration: 25 minutes
- Check availability for starting times.
- Live tour guide: English
- Wheelchair accessible
- Small group: Limited to 6 participants
Experience
Highlights
- Thrill of seeing the world from above the clouds
- Immerse in the natural beauty of the Smoky Mountains
- Bird's-eye view of Douglas Lake and English Mountain
- Stunning views of Cove Mountain and Wears Valley
- Qualified pilot and full safety briefing before take-off
Full description
Join a helicopter tour flying along the French Broad River, across Douglas Dam, and the western shore of Douglas Lake. As the flight turns southwest, catch sight of the Great Smoky Mountains in the distance.
The tour continues south over Sevierville and Dollywood. Climbing in altitude, you’ll follow the terrain to the crest of Cove Mountain at the national park boundary, offering unbeatable views of Wears Valley.
Traveling along Wears Valley, head north between Pigeon Forge and the rolling foothills of the Smoky Mountains before returning to the heliport.
Includes:
- Pilot and guide
- Headsets for communication
Not suitable for:
- Individuals over 300 lbs (136 kg)
Meeting point
Meet your guide at the big yellow helicopter at Scenic Helicopter Tours. Present your confirmation voucher at the reception desk upon arrival.
Important information
What to bring:
- Comfortable shoes
- Camera
- Comfortable clothes
Not allowed:
- Pets
- Luggage or large bags
Know before you go:
- Maximum passenger/seat weight limit is 300 lbs. Passengers exceeding 300 lbs can be accommodated in a jet or long ranger aircraft with an additional fee, payable to the local partner on the day of the tour.
- Per FAA regulations, all passengers must be weighed at check-in. Only the flight crew will access passenger weights, and all information will be confidential.
