Hidden Cascade Hiking Tour in Great Smoky Mountains from Gatlinburg in Gatlinburg booking from $83.00

Hidden Cascade Hiking Tour in Great Smoky Mountains from Gatlinburg

Overview

**All participants will be required to wear a mask for any instances where close contact cannot be avoided. Please bring your own masks and hand sanitizer. You will also be asked to sign an acknowledgement of risks and report any illness within 14 days of tour.** The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is known for its incredible diversity of flora and fauna, rich cultural history, cascading waterfalls and stunning views. On this 4-hour guided hike, you get it all and with a small group maximum of 11 participants, avoiding the large crowds. This hike is for the adventurous at heart as it does have some strenuous climbing and descending on the trail as well as rock hopping across the creeks. For your safety and peace of mind, all guides are certified as Wilderness First Responders and non-lethal bear aversion techniques. Choose from one of two departure times when you book.

City: Gatlinburg

Fri 20 Sep

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What's Included

Professional guide

Snacks

All Fees and Taxes

Additional Info

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
This tour requires a 2 person minimum to operate. If you are traveling solo, you may join into an existing tour or pay the 2 person rate.
Children's minimum age is 8 years old.
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Please bring: At least 64oz of water per person, sunscreen, and good walking shoes. If you have good rain gear or a favored walking stick, please bring these too.
It is suggested at least one day pack to carry your gear. If you need us to, one can be provided with advance notice.
You will be provided nut-based snacks (trail mix and peanut butter crackers). If you might have nut allergies, or do not enjoy the taste of nuts, please bring your own light snack.
Gratuity of 10-20% is recommended
Face masks required for travellers in public areas
Face masks required for guides in public areas
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Social distancing enforced throughout experience
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Regular temperature checks for staff
Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons
COVID-19 vaccination required for guides

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (161)

JohnCincinnati_Ohio

Jun 2010

We took a four hour guided hike to Inspiration Point. It was 85 F in Gatlinburg, but about 70 up in the Smokies. Our guide caught salamanders and showed them to the four teenagers in our hiking group. We were one of three families on this hike. The guide was a retired professional park ranger who was considerate and knowledgeable about the plants and animals we encountered on our hike. He was also very knowledgeable about the history of the park. He showed my 16-year old daughter more about botany and biology than she would see in a year of high school science classes. I am very appreciative of what Walk in the Woods provided to our family.

regmoses

Jun 2010

For our second outing with A Walk in the Woods, we were excited to introduce the Smokies to our children and were looking forward to seeing Meghan again. We didn't get very far with the trip, unfortunately. The pop-up thunderstorms kept circling and eventually cancelled our hike just after it began. BUT, we so appreciated Meghan very patiently trying to wait it out so we could get our walk in, all the while showing us and the kids what she could from the trailhead. My kids were very into it (ages 4, 6, 11, 12). We were all disappointed and the experience ended in a downpouring rush back to the cars. The company was amazingly understanding and didn't charge us a dime, only expressing hope that we would try again the next time we're in the mountains. I know we definitely will!

QueensMarine

Apr 2010

We did the Walk in the Woods Exploring Nature With Kids Walk this past Spring Break. The walk is only 2 hours and is geared for small children. My kids are both 10 years old and loved the experience. They have many different types of walks or hikes on there websites for all levels of hikers. Ours was just a casual pace walk that is great for kids. The guide explains the history of the Smokey Mountains and about the animals and plants that grow in this park. The guide showed the kids signs of animal and bear acitivity along the trail and explained different plants, flowers and trees we encountered. She also explained about many of the edible plants and flowere in the park and had all the members in the group eat some of these plants. This walk is very educational and I would definitley recommend it to anyone with kids. Make sure to bring a camera as you can get many great photos. Be sure to bring comfortable shoes. The guide we had was excellent and commanded the attention of the kids the whole time.

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Hidden Cascade Hiking Tour in Great Smoky Mountains from Gatlinburg

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