Experience wildlife, waterfalls, and Cherokee history on a guided Jeep adventure in the Smoky Mountains.
4 Hours
Guided Jeep tour, cooler, scenic stops
Set out on a guided Jeep adventure through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Cherokee Reservation. Discover scenic vistas, historic sites, and possible wildlife sightings along the way.
Minimum age is 5. Parents must provide and secure car seats for children as required by law. No public restroom on-site; facilities available at a nearby gas station before departure.
UTV/Side by Side units are exclusively reserved for you and your family, and therefore, we do not offer cash refunds. However, we provide the option of rescheduling your adventure or receiving a gift certificate. Gift Certificates have no expiration date and are fully transferable for your convenience. Refunds ONLY will only be processed if our adventure tour guides have to cancel due to unsafe weather conditions, excluding basic rain or snow but specifically referring to excessive winds, flooding, and other warnings in our area. Refunds are not granted for late arrivals or missed trips; nevertheless, we will make every effort to facilitate rescheduling.
2961 Soco Road Maggie Valley, NC 28751
Brian stands out as an exceptional guide who brings something truly special to these tours of the Cherokee and Maggie Valley areas. Reviewers consistently praise his deep knowledge of Cherokee history and culture (he's Cherokee himself), and many mention being moved by his rendering of "Amazing Grace" in the Cherokee language at scenic overlooks. He's described as friendly, accommodating, and genuinely passionate about sharing the region's stories. The tours hit highlights like Mingo Falls, elk viewing (especially during rutting season), and stunning mountain vistas, with Brian adjusting routes to maximize wildlife sightings and photo opportunities. What makes these experiences memorable is the personalized attention guests receive. Brian takes extra time to answer questions, shares impactful stories from Cherokee history, and doesn't rush anyone through the stops. Several reviewers appreciated that he photographs guests and sends the images afterward at no charge. The tours include some physical elements to note, like the 160+ steps to reach the waterfall, but the consensus is it's absolutely worth the effort. The combination of cultural education, natural beauty, and Brian's warm hospitality creates what multiple guests call a "once in a lifetime experience."
Brian and his tour through the Maggie Valley and Cherokee areas was absolutely excellent! I loved the historical content in his tour, and I think this may have been my favorite part of the tour. The places we went were great. The off road section of the tour went to one of the fire towers. We stopped to see an elk herd just outside of Cherokee and got excellent pictures! Mingo Falls, Stonemont Church, and the Soco Falls trail head. Mr. Brian, thank you!
Casey Miles
September 28, 2025
Brian and his tour through the Maggie Valley and Cherokee areas was absolutely excellent! I loved the historical content in his tour, and I think this may have been my favorite part of the tour. The places we went were great. The off road section of the tour went to one of the fire towers. We stopped to see an elk herd just outside of Cherokee and got excellent pictures! Mingo Falls, Stonemont Church, and the Soco Falls trail head. Mr. Brian, thank you!
Casey Miles
September 28, 2025