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Randonnée en cascade cachée dans les Great Smoky Mountains au départ de Gatlinburg

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**Tous les participants devront porter un masque pour tous les cas où un contact étroit ne peut être évité. Veuillez apporter vos propres masques et désinfectant pour les mains. Il vous sera également demandé de signer une reconnaissance des risques et de signaler toute maladie dans les 14 jours suivant la visite. ** Le parc national des Great Smoky Mountains est connu pour son incroyable diversité de flore et de faune, sa riche histoire culturelle, ses cascades et ses vues imprenables. Lors de cette randonnée guidée de 4 heures, vous obtenez tout et avec un petit groupe maximum de 11 participants, en évitant les grandes foules. Cette randonnée est destinée aux aventuriers dans l'âme, car elle comporte des ascensions et des descentes ardues sur le sentier, ainsi que des sauts de rochers à travers les criques. Pour votre sécurité et votre tranquillité d'esprit, tous les guides sont certifiés en tant que Wilderness First Responders et techniques non létales d'aversion aux ours. Choisissez l'une des deux heures de départ lors de votre réservation.

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Les voyageurs doivent avoir au moins un niveau de forme physique modéré
Cette visite nécessite un minimum de 2 personnes pour fonctionner. Si vous voyagez seul, vous pouvez participer à une visite existante ou payer le tarif pour 2 personnes.
L'âge minimum des enfants est de 8 ans.
Les enfants doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte
Veuillez apporter : au moins 64 oz d'eau par personne, de la crème solaire et de bonnes chaussures de marche. Si vous avez un bon équipement de pluie ou un bâton de marche préféré, apportez-les également.
Il est suggéré d'avoir au moins un sac à dos pour transporter votre équipement. Si vous en avez besoin, un peut être fourni avec un préavis.
Vous recevrez des collations à base de noix (mélange montagnard et craquelins au beurre d'arachide). Si vous êtes allergique aux noix ou si vous n'appréciez pas le goût des noix, veuillez apporter votre propre collation légère.
Un pourboire de 10 à 20 % est recommandé
Masques faciaux requis pour les voyageurs dans les espaces publics
Masques faciaux requis pour les guides dans les espaces publics
Désinfectant pour les mains disponible pour les voyageurs et le personnel
Distanciation sociale appliquée tout au long de l'expérience
Zones à fort trafic régulièrement désinfectées
Guides nécessaires pour se laver régulièrement les mains
Vérifications régulières de la température du personnel
Paiements sans contact pour les pourboires et les suppléments
Vaccination COVID-19 obligatoire pour les guides

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Commentaires (161)

Misuzu00

Aug 2010

My family (2 adults, 4 kids ages 4-12) did the "Walk Back in Time" in July '10. The route was well-chosen with interesting sites and the guide was very knowledgeable; it was a good way to explore the Smokies and their history, and I'm glad we did it. That said, since I found out about it through the terrific reviews on TripAdvisor, I want to let people know where this service lost a star with me. I had emailed well in advance to ask if a 4-year-old would be okay to do this walk. I was told kids this age do these walks often and that it should be fine. However, on the day of the hike, our guide-- who was good in every other way-- paid no attention to the fact that we had a small child with us, and moved at such a pace that my husband had to carry our son on his shoulders most of the way so we could have any chance of keeping up. There were only three families on our hike (all with kids, of which our 4yo was the youngest), so it wouldn't have been that big a deal to slow down just a bit. When she stopped to talk about a site or plant, she never waited for us to catch up, so we usually missed the beginning of whatever she was saying. It made me unhappy to feel excluded from a hike we'd paid for. I felt like my husband and our son were treated like third-wheel tag-alongs, and that put a real damper on our experience. Also, although we had 6 people in our party, we were given the same amount of the "snack provided" as the 4-person families. This would mean one small cracker and a few peanuts for each person, so I skipped my part of the snack so my kids could have a bit more. It was another thing that sent the message that our "extra people" were off the radar (even though they were paid for). I might not have noticed this small issue if it hadn't been for the fact that I felt sorry for my husband and kid for being ignored. I would do this activity again, but definitely not with a child under age 7. The guide was very good and knew a great deal, but despite what I was told, it was made clear to me that there is a "keep up or get out" approach to these hikes. On the way back down the mountain, there were numerous times when all the kids (not just mine) were trying to stop to see a very interesting bug, or a pile of rusted equipment just off the trail (still have no idea what that was), or a butterfly sitting on a rock, and the guide just kept going without ever turning around, so we all had to rush the kids away from what we were looking at to follow her. I understand if she was working on a tight schedule, but it's something to keep in mind if you sign up for one of these hikes. If you want to move at the pace of your own children, you're probably better off walking this same trail on your own. Wish I could give a better review, but that's my experience, sorry to say.

Olineman

Jul 2010

I have to start by saying that I was really on the fence about this one and I have never been a fan of any sort of "guided" trip. I went on this "hike" because some one of my friends that I was vacationing with really wanted go. I would have never gone if I was just on my own but for the most part I had a good experience. We had Andrea as a guide for the Clingman's Dome hike. It was rated as a "moderate" hike but was really easy. I have an 8 year old daughter that didn't miss a beat along the way, but we are an "outdoorsy" type of family. Andrea was very informative and did a terrific job along the trail. She took the time to explain a lot of information about the flora and geographical formations we encountered along the walk. She had a great way of setting up her information through introductory questioning and did not just read from the script. As far as guides go, we could not have asked for a better guide. There was one thing wrong with our experience. We had another group that booked the same hike that we did and I believe that they were not honest with A Walk in the Woods when they set it up. There were two Mothers who basically dropped their 4 high school aged kids off for the trip and did not accompany us on the hike. They were put out that A Walk in the Woods was not providing transportation for their children from the visitor center up to the trail head. It seemed that they were looking forward to having a babysitter for three hours while they went shopping. Andrea seemed a bit surprised at this but almost at a loss as to what to do as there is supposed to be no one under 18 going unescorted. Two of the children behaved well along the hike but two others were just knuckleheads the entire time. Andrea did a good job managing them but you could tell that she was frustrated by the end of the trip and wanted to get rid of those kids. That did detract from my groups overall experience. Not actually her fault but if I was in her position I would have refused to take them. I do not know what A Walk in the Woods has told their guides to do in this situation. Overall I was pleased with the trip but felt it was overpriced. If you are someone who has some outdoor experience you will probably feel like I did at the end of this trip but if you are someone that is not used to hiking mountain trails then I highly recommend this trip. The situation with the unescorted minors is the reason I cannot give this trip a rating of 5.

Seymour_IndianaTom

Jun 2010

My daughter and I just completed a hike in the Great Smokey Mountain National Park to the top of Mt. LaConte. We went up the Alum Cave rounte and returned down the Rainbow Falls route with the expert assistance of our guide, Andrea, from A Walk in the Woods . This is the second year in a row that we have chosen A Walk in theWoods. Each time, our experience has been great. Having such a helpful guide added so much to the trip, as we learned so much about the history, flora and fauna, and various trail options. Our guide, Andrea, was very professional, patient and friendly, and showed us so many places with awesome views that were off the beaten path. We would not have found them without her. I would very highly recommend this guide service and our particular guide if you are considering hiking in the Great Smokey Mountain National Park. Seymour_IndianaTom

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Randonnée en cascade cachée dans les Great Smoky Mountains au départ de Gatlinburg

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